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By Katie Moulton Essay

Midwestern reticence is respect for the unspeakable, the unknowable. What we do and what is done, to each other, to ourselves. What do you say to the flood, the tower, the burning bush?

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Talk to Me

By Jennifer Anne Moses Essay

Olivia was about as high-Wasp as anyone I’d ever met, with her undergraduate degree from Smith and, before that, her four years at an all-girl’s boarding school in Pennsylvania, where she claimed she’d learned a song called “We Are Anglicans.” She loved to regale us with it when she came over for Shabbat.

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My Christ

By Christian Wiman Essay

The world that we still live very much in the midst of, the illusory rocks that slice us open and the faces made of infinitesimal and untouchable grains that we touch and love with everything we are—this is Jesus on the earth.

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Shabbas

By Marlene Olin Essay

I was trying to pray. How I yearned to pray! But I was both fascinated and repelled by this man’s presence.

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