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‘Nox,’ or the Muteness of Things

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 20, 2012 | Books, End of Life Spirituality/Death, In Review, Winter/Spring 2012

Anne Carson’s Nox. By Charles M. Stang

Two Poems by Olvido García Valdés

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 20, 2012 | Poetry, Winter/Spring 2012

Poetry by Olvido García Valdés, translated from the Spanish by Catherine Hammond

Home to the Ever-House

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 20, 2012 | Perspective, Poetry, Winter/Spring 2012

Each of the poems in this issue could be considered a prayer, an expression reaching toward the infinite or the precious finite. By Susan Lloyd McGarry

By Love We Are Led to God

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 20, 2012 | Christianity, Featured, Poetry, Spirituality, Winter/Spring 2012

We must embrace the most important engagements God offers us, even though they will happen in unlikely places and with unlikely people. By Christian Wiman

Rhythms of Dying, of Living

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Mar 20, 2012 | Buddhism, End of Life Spirituality/Death, Featured, Winter/Spring 2012

Yolmo rituals around death and mourning entail a soothing, sonorous “poetics of guidance” that allows people to help one another through life’s toughest transitions. By Robert R. Desjarlais

Month: March 2012

‘Nox,’ or the Muteness of Things

Two Poems by Olvido García Valdés

Home to the Ever-House

By Love We Are Led to God

Rhythms of Dying, of Living