I’ve always wondered what happens the day after the world ends. There’s a reason Pride and Prejudice ends with the wedding, Rocky ends in the boxing ring, and ...
I signed up to write this Easter reflection almost two months ago in late February, back when the season of Lent was only just beginning. It was a different ti...
This quarantine is hard, full stop. It is necessary, inevitable, and all the same just plain hard. The swiftness of a change so massive was shocking: in the ti...
Based on “An Ancient Homily for Holy Saturday”,a Homily by St. Melito of Sardis from the Second Century
This Holy Saturday, I askIn wonder: what is happenin...
On Good Friday, Christians remember that an innocent man suffered, that Jesus died miserably on a cross. The fact of innocent suffering is on our minds more th...
For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.1 Corinthians 11:26
Then he poured water into a basin and...
Living in this present crisis has meant that I wake up every morning with anxiety for the future and for my mortality. It means I live in an almost unbearable ...
Light falls quietly in the cathedral in León, Spain, pooling on the smooth stone ground in deep red and blue and yellow pockets. The ceiling is high and vaulte...
The time of Coronavirus is a time of tension and paradox. In our minds, confidence and doubt wage war against each other constantly. We are sent articles with ...
