Blog Sore Afraid Mark Richard once wrote a poignant piece of first-person fiction in The New Yorker entitled “The Birds for Christmas.” In…Jared AyersDecember 23, 2018
Blog Advent in the Twilight Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was…Debra RienstraDecember 22, 2018
Blog Piata’ The story goes that Michelangelo used to come by St. Peter's Basilica at night to stand there before his sculpture,…James C. SchaapDecember 21, 2018
Blog Only Stand and Wait I clicked on an email link this week, not expecting that it would contain video of a house being torn…Kate KooymanDecember 20, 2018
Blog Advent Prayer With the end of the semester--deep in final papers and exams, set about by seemingly a thousand demands--I needed the…Jennifer L. HolbergDecember 19, 2018
Blog Christmas Lights and The Light of the World It's worth a smile or two to realize how human it is, right now—a couple new inches of snow on…Steve Mathonnet-VanderWellDecember 18, 2018
Blog Grace in Barren Places “In our own lives, too, we all too often deny the grace we’ve been given in barren places…Sooner or later,…Brian KeepersDecember 17, 2018
Blog Breaking Stained Glass Irish writer Colm Toibin once authored a controversial novella about the mother of Jesus called The Testament of Mary. Around…Jared AyersDecember 16, 2018
Blog Expectancy As I move though the season of Advent this year, my waiting and anticipation of the birth of Christ has…Katy SundararajanDecember 15, 2018
Blog The Francis Option I'll admit, I got duped into signing up for Audible a few months back. I always sign up for promotions…Jason LiefDecember 14, 2018