Two Poems by Anthony Opal
“Outside the Monastery” and “The Mummies” by Anthony Opal
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Who is Jesus Today?
Recovering the permanent Jewishness—not just of “Jesus,” but also of “Christ”—defines the essential work that Christians must do after Auschwitz. By James Carroll
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The Prophetic Vocation(s) of Julia Budenz
Reflecting on Julia Budenz’s life and life’s work, a single 2,200-page poem, The Gardens of Flora Baum. By Marion Torchia
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A Protestant Poet’s Theology of Sound
Emily Dickinson’s sense of her own “slow idolatry” helps this poet/pastor struggle with some vocational conundrums. By Nate Klug
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The Work of Art and the Art of Life
Art, religion, ritual, dance, and song are not different phenomena, but moments in an existential struggle to act vicariously upon the world—bringing it into being. By Michael Jackson
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