Poetry Sunday
There is this saying in the field of religious studies that goes “science is like prose, and religion is like poetry: they can both be sources of truth, but speak … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
There is this saying in the field of religious studies that goes “science is like prose, and religion is like poetry: they can both be sources of truth, but speak … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
“I can hear the angels sing…” Thank you, Courtney…and choir… I can hear the angels sing… “…that glorious song of old, From angels bending near the earth To touch their … Continue reading The Midnight Clear
This is the longest night. We have arrived at this moment as the Wheel of the Year has turned again. Gradually, the night has grown, stretching out, getting comfortable. The … Continue reading Winter Solstice: Gathering Around the Fire
This is the season when the interplay of day and night, of light and darkness is much with us. The time when nights lengthen toward the Solstice…next Tuesday…when the predictable … Continue reading Unafraid of the Dark
The choir will sing Poulenc’s Christmas Motets. There will also be music by Flor Peeters.
“You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert, repenting. You only have to let the … Continue reading Silence and Honesty
“Its me, its me, its me, Oh, Lord, standin’ in the need of prayer.” Prayer is one of “those” words. Powerful for many. Problematic for just as many more. … Continue reading In the Need of Prayer
Responsive Reading: Whose Are We by Victoria Safford Who carries you in their heart, thinks of you, whether you think of them or not? Whose are you? Who are … Continue reading Practice, Practice, Practice