Through Stillness
In his poem, “Through Stillness,” Mark Weinrich delights in the privilege of prayer. Continue reading Through Stillness
Release
In his poem, “Release,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the struggle with darkness. Continue reading Release
Faith and Grace
In his poem, “Faith and Grace,” Mike Turner reflects on the grace and faith of prayer. Continue reading Faith and Grace
I Am
In his poem, “I Am,” Victor Oyewole reflects on God’s love. Continue reading I Am
Mendacious Messengers
In his poem, “Mendacious Messengers,” Ron Levi accentuates the importance of actions matching rhetoric. Continue reading Mendacious Messengers
Faith’s Promise
In her short story, “Faith’s Promise,” Susan E. Hughes depicts a dancer who learns that all she needs is a mustard seed of faith. Continue reading Faith’s Promise
“Talitha cumi!”
In his poem, “Talitha cumi!” Don Narkevic contemplates Jesus’ humanity and compassion. Continue reading “Talitha cumi!”
On Her Deathbed
In her poem, “On Her Deathbed,” Carole Stone tells of Simone Weil’s life, her turn to faith, and her self-abnegation. Continue reading On Her Deathbed
Parchment
In her poem, “Parchment,” Carole Stone writes about a visit to the museum. Continue reading Parchment
Painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Child
In her poem, “Painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Child,” Carole Stone examines maternal love in the context of Mary and her child. Continue reading Painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Child
At His Bosom
In her poem, “At His Bosom,” Tabitha N. Munyoki reflects on the divine peace given to us by God. Continue reading At His Bosom
Why doesn’t Abel speak to me?
In his poem, “Why doesn’t Abel speak to me?” Walter Canter struggles with the silence of Abel in the Genesis story of Cain and Abel. Continue reading Why doesn’t Abel speak to me?
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