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Unsealed Memories

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2014 | Dialogue, Religion and Society, Summer/Autumn 2014, Violence/Conflict

Any work toward racial reconciliation and healing must start with facing up to the evils of our past. By Melissa Bartholomew

Two poems by Mary Peelen

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2014 | Poetry, Summer/Autumn 2014

“Prognosis” and “One” by Mary Peelen

Two-Part Invention

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2014 | Art, Featured, Music, Summer/Autumn 2014

Our vocational lives tend to be complex, unpredictable searches for meaning on many levels, from the quotidian to the transcendent. By Nancy J. Nordenson

What Faith Communities Can Teach Psychiatrists about Depression

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2014 | Dialogue, Ministry/Chaplaincy, Religious Communities, Summer/Autumn 2014

Psychiatrists are often blind to the many ways that faith communities can contribute toward soothing the emotional suffering of the depressed. By Dan G. Blazer

‘Freedom Entered the Room’

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Sep 20, 2014 | In Review, Summer/Autumn 2014, Theater

For Bill Cain, Jesuit playwright, writing is his priestly calling. By Robert Israel

Month: September 2014

Unsealed Memories

Two poems by Mary Peelen

Two-Part Invention

What Faith Communities Can Teach Psychiatrists about Depression

‘Freedom Entered the Room’