The Blessed Virgin: The Air we Breathe Mac Stewart May 19, 2020 Commentary, Poetry, The Episcopal Church By Mac Stewart I recently came across a rather marvelous gem from the 19th-century Jesuit poet, Gerard Manley Hopkins. It is a poem entitled “The Blessed Virgin compared to the Air we Breathe.” While Marian ... Read More...
Christ the Lily of Humanity Mark Clavier April 24, 2020 Church in Wales, Commentary, Poetry By Mark Clavier There’s an old tradition of finding Easter in nature. This can be seen especially in Christian poetry, perhaps most famously in Venantius Honorius Fortunatus’ 6th-century Easter hymn, “Hail T... Read More...
Esther Bishop Graham Kings February 14, 2020 Art, Church of England, Contributors, Poetry Who is this woman, framed by arches?
Women in the Bible Retreat Bishop Graham Kings January 13, 2020 Art, Church of England, Contributors, Poetry Our meeting with God will be in four modes and three moods over four days.
Ephrem the Syrian: Poet Theologian of the Nativity David Ney January 3, 2020 Anglican Church of Canada, Commentary, Contributors For Ephrem, the Nativity reveals the hidden God and yet it does not change who this God is.
Son Of Rob Price January 1, 2020 Contributors, Poetry, The Episcopal Church Who taught the Word first to speak?
‘Ruth’ Bishop Graham Kings July 24, 2019 Church of England, Poetry, Reviews & Culture by Graham Kings I wrote the following poem, ‘Ruth’, on Friday, July 5, 2019 at the Royal Foundation of St. Katharine, London, during a regular monthly Quiet Day. My wife, Alison, and I had picked up the p... Read More...
ACNA’s Renewed Coverdale Psalter Guest Contributor May 7, 2019 ACNA, Anglican Church of Canada, Liturgy, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church We should not expect to hear BBC Evensongs using the Renewed Coverdale Psalter anytime soon, but it is a great option for contemporary North American parishes.
