Mr. Buchanan wrote Thursday, "In the 10 years I have been at MSNBC, the network has taken heat for what I have written, and faithfully honored our contract.
Your capacity to honor faithfully the tradition of the church, precisely by bringing it into conversation with the concrete experience of many previously overlooked, has opened paths in both directions.
The name betrays a no-nonsense philosophy evident in every aspect of the place: the nowadays retro-seeming reservation policy, which is honored faithfully; the service, which is warm but unobtrusive, a triumph in such close quarters; and the atmosphere, marked by farmhouse décor and Benny Goodman on the stereo.
And the more they learn, the more they discover that they love their tradition and want to honor it as faithfully as they can--which means being full, active participants, if not leaders.
By teaching her parents a lesson about responsibility, your daughter-in-law may feel she is rejecting their values or perhaps honoring them more faithfully than her parents did.
It's sad, but in the trans community, violence is so regular and expected that we even have an established Transgender Day of Remembrance every November 20th, which we've faithfully observed every year since 1999 to honor those we lose each year to murder and suicide.
The two-term limit installed after longtime first president Julius Nyerere stepped down, have been honored by his successors faithfully.
How faithfully the President discharges those responsibilities will determine whether he or she deserves the honor.
More precisely, President Obama has done what Presidents can and should do in honoring their Article II obligation to "take care that the laws are faithfully enforced".
