Poem in Memory of Juan Diego
By Poetry Issue 101
In the hollow of her mantle, in the crossing of her arms,
she will protect you.
Forest Monk
By Poetry Issue 101
But should you be patient enough to wait near the edge of the forest where invisible and visible merge with magic and miracle.
Read MoreActs of Attention: On Poetry and Spirituality
By Essay Issue 101
As Aristotle knew, for our lives to be complete, there must be something that we desire to do for its own sake—something that is not a means to an end, but an end in itself.
Read MoreA Small Gift
By Poetry Issue 101
There was no religion in our house. For years I thought it was a hole, a gap in the woodwork I needed to fill.
Read MoreReliquary
By Poetry Issue 101
In Siena’s basilica, Saint Catherine’s head, freed from its reliquary, now stands in its ownskin, incorrupt on the silver altar, the teeth still visiblein that open air.
Read MoreCento Considering Life and Afterlife
By Poetry Issue 101
It has been a bad decade for God. To begin with, we are losing women.
Read MoreMy body steps into history, imagine
By Poetry Issue 101
It’s always the woman looking over her shoulder, some man chasing her past herself.
Read MoreA Conversation with Leslie Jamison
By Interview Issue 101
You can read something spoken or written by somebody from a very different place or time or background or state of being—and it can feel true anyway.
Read MoreGospel
By Poetry Issue 101
This is no parable, Jesus tells his disciples. I want to show you in between my wordsa carnal will to be reborn.
Read MoreIn the Canyon
By Poetry Issue 101
Perceiving less than I can fathom, I name more than I can know.
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