Can you feel it? Today is a day of contrasts in our sacred and secular memory: a dance between kairos and chronos, revealing the meal in our midst. On the […]
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Are We the Miracle We’re Waiting For? A Christmas Uprising
Where have you heard this story? In the occupied territories, tens of thousands lie dead. Infants freeze as their parents are forced to flee their homelands. A decree has stripped […]
Forbidden Hymns | John Francis O’Mara
The following is description of the album Forbidden Hymns by John Francis O’Mara. It’s a featured Speakeasy selection, and you can preorder it here. In his first full-length album in […]
Troubling the Waters: Navigating Apocalyptic Currents with Jim Perkinson
Have you ever had a conversation that you wished you could immediately replay after it finished? I did, after this recording withI James W. Perkinson—theologian, poet, and street activist—exploring what […]
Contemplation, Community, and Courageous Compassion: A Trinity Sunday Manifesto
Trinity Sunday is the stealth holiday of the church year – often overlooked, tucked quietly between the fire of Pentecost and the long stretch of Ordinary Time. After the combustive […]
