No Consecration by William Droel

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Learning from other liturgical rites can help us see that God is bigger than any one formula for the Mass.

Prayer in the Shadow of Fascism by Colleen Shaddox

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"Send me running across dewy grass toward last embraces. . . ."

The Black Bread of Life: Food for the Dark Side of the Journey by Rev. Michael Hickin

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I was there, and this is what the eclipse means to me: humans are drawn to darkness.

A Poem by Walker Storz

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"I fear mostly / the death of the part of myself / which can play, / the death of love / and the quick march / of industrial time . . ."

Love, Hope, and “Adelante!”: An Open Letter to the Church on the Diaconate for Women

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Why did you ask us to discern restoring women to the diaconate synodally if you were not willing to allow the Holy Spirit time to move?

Two Poems By Salvador Espriu
Translated by Andrew Kaufman
and Antonio Cortijo Ocaña

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"in peace, in the tranquil / rooms of my dreams, / your mercy will welcome me . . ."

No Need to Argue by Julie A. Ferraro

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Who ends up suffering, after all? The children, the poor, all made homeless as buildings are reduced to rubble.

Mystery and Simplicity by Michael Centore

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A reflection on the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, inspired by our TAC small Christian community gatherings.

The Mystical Community by O’Neill D’Cruz

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How do mystics find the spiritual resources and resilience to love and care for a world that often misunderstands them?

Seeking the Authentic Self by Julie A. Ferraro

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If being a sinner is the rationale for denying someone a blessing, then none of us should receive one.