Ash Wednesday
“But when thou doest alms, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand […]
A couple years ago our Spring Conference speaker Nadia Bolz-Weber posted a couple reflections on […]
It is hard to believe that Ash Wednesday is upon us, with Lent coming in […]
We continue our tradition of anonymous Ash Wednesday reflections on rest: …the night cometh, when […]
From the wonderful play The Cocktail Party, well into the poet’s Christian phase. A man’s wife […]
1. Over at Internet Monk, a thoughtful Ash Wednesday article explores singer/songwriter Townes Van Zandt’s legacy […]
Another in a budding tradition of anonymous Ash Wednesday posts: A few years ago, an […]
Much like the nation of Greece, the season of Lent is characterized by “austerity measures.” […]
“Store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moth and rust do not destroy, and […]
Eliot’s Four Quartets remain among his most critically acclaimed and notoriously inscrutable works. Although there’s […]
A sweet meditation from Psalm 32 on the huge release that comes from admitting what […]
A close friend of Mockingbird contributes the following reflection on the meaning of the day, […]