An Unfinished Death
Review of Jill Kandel's "The Clean Daughter"
After a difficult relationship, Jill has one more struggle with her Dutch father-in-law Izaak, accepting his decision to die by euthanasia while still relatively healthy at 85.
Social Concern
Hospitality, Mercy, and Service
An Interview with Sister Dolores Schuh
Patrick Henry interviews Sister Dolores Schuh, truly a "Collegeville Great," as she prepares to turn 90.
The Foolish Hope of a Good Power
"Good Power" is forged from vulnerability and safe spaces, vulnerability met with love and support, and good power raises up leaders who do the same.
Afflicting the Comfortable: The White Church’s Call to Reject White Supremacy
On this 4th of July holiday, and every day, the White Christian Church needs to commit to speaking loudly against white supremacy and working, institutionally, to replace all elected officials who do not take a strong stand against white supremacy.
Steal Away
An Excerpt from Liberating Church
"Stealing away became a metaphor for a lifestyle of fugitivity and holy deception." Don't miss this excerpt from Liberating Church: A Hush Harbor Manifesto by CI alum Brandon Wrencher.
On the sacred space of bathrooms for queer and trans folks
All anyone really wants in a bathroom is some privacy. But Kai Ngu also found bathrooms a good place to think, and shares some thoughts here.
A Bitter Pill
Natarsha Sanders recounts her battle to accept a difficult diagnosis, and to get the necessary treatment. Love and medicine get her there.
Befriending Grief
Many people are experiencing grief as the US passes the milestone of 1 million deaths from Covid. What if we change our approach and realize grief is necessary in times like this?
Book Notes, April 2022
Learn about new books by Collegeville Institute authors Jessica Hooten Wilson, Peter A. Huff, and Darrell Jodock.
Postcolonial Faith: Grappling with the Legacy of Missionaries in my Family
Kai (Sarah) Ngu considers the legacy of their family's relationship with an American missionary and how Christianity contributes to their parents' ongoing feelings of racial inferiority.
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