Read More PPeacemaking Democracy is collapsing, but let’s imagine how the church could change thatSeptember 25, 2020 I was in another Zoom meeting with my friend, another Catholic sister who is a professor on a…
Read More PPeacemaking Lament and hope go hand in handJune 26, 2020 “Say her name!” I yelled, and the crowds roared back: “Breonna Taylor!” After days of protests of the…
Read More EEquity and Justice The body bags of pandemics and warsMay 8, 2020 Sheltering in place during the coronavirus pandemic, I’m tucked away into my bedroom, where my time is defined…
EEquity and Justice At a table with other sinners, the Eucharist unitesNovember 8, 2019 The first person who taught me eucharistic theology was my Lutheran grandmother. Although I have no memories of…
EEquity and Justice The sacred tension of solitudeFebruary 8, 2019 My week alone is coming to an end. I’ve been in hermit mode, making a retreat in a…
EEquity and Justice Praying with the power of paradoxJune 8, 2018 I am on the shore of the Mississippi River. I can’t see into the water in this light.…
EEquity and Justice Call for creative communionApril 20, 2018 I nearly skipped the liturgy. I almost didn’t head out into the cold night. After two full…
EEquity and Justice Groaning and gratitudeJanuary 12, 2018 I am wide-awake in a dark hospital room. I survived a gruesome hiking accident that left me bloody…
PPrayer and Spirituality Made to make God more presentDecember 8, 2017 I am in a dim hospital room, standing at the foot of the bed, a small video camera…
EEquity and Justice Locked up in different prisonsOctober 20, 2017 The heavy metal door bangs behind me, the electric buzz locks the bolt in place. After a pause,…
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