In her poem, “Wind Chimes,” Johanna Caton Johanna Caton reflects on an elemental experience in nature that evoked a profound sense of the presence of God. Continue reading Wind Chimes

In her poem, “Good Morning (Query),” Johanna Caton reflects on the notion that no sunrise is ‘automatic,’ but is a positive act of God’s mercy toward a broken world. Continue reading Good Morning (Query)

In her poem, “Something About a Chapel Wall,” Johanna Caton reflects on the unusual beauty of her chapel wall, which becomes a metaphor for the human response to God. Continue reading Something About a Chapel Wall

In her poem “Epiphany,” Johanna Caton speaks of the journey of faith and its power to transform everything. Continue reading Epiphany

In her poem “A Love Letter,” Johanna Caton reflects on the Incarnation of God. Continue reading A Love Letter

In her poem, “Waiting for Her Word,” Johanna Caton draws inspiration from St Bernard of Clairvaux’s Homily on Our Lady’s Fiat 🎄 Continue reading Waiting for Her Word 🎄

In her poem, “Born Again,” Johanna Caton merges the original journey to Bethlehem with a contemporary midnight journey to church 🎄 Continue reading Born Again 🎄

In her poem, “Advent Prayer,” Johanna Caton reflects on Jeremiah 18:3-4, addressing our human brokenness and our desperate need for the Saviour 🎄 Continue reading Advent Prayer 🎄

In her poem, “Wrested,” Johanna Caton considers death not as eternal ‘rest’ but as our full awakening. Continue reading Wrested

In her poem, “Pouring,” Johanna Caton looks at an aspect of God’s love. Continue reading Pouring

In her whimsical poem, “Sonnet on the Earthworm,” Johanna Caton praises the virtues of the earthworm. Continue reading Sonnet on the Earthworm

In her poem, “Advent,” Johanna Caton considers the different character of each of the four weeks of Advent.
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