Psalm 44: A Sunday Aubade
In his poem, Jacob Stratman considers what we listen to and what we ignore or try to block out on a Sunday morning.
Psalms
Music and Transcendence
The music [of Beethoven and others] encodes deep suffering and grief that has to be part of the difficulty of Christian spirituality. You have to have a tough mind to be a Christian.
Ruth Harder on Arguing with Psalm 91
In this Scholar Fridays interview, Ruth Harder describes her "full-blown argument with Psalm 91" where she does most of the arguing.
Kris Kvam on the Psalms and Feminism
Susan Sink interviewed Resident Scholar Kris Kvam about her project "Wonders and Woes: The Psalms in Communal and Personal Voicings."
Like Pillars
A new poem by Meg Eden, participant in Michael Dennis Browne’s Poetry, Prose, and Prayer summer writing workshops in 2015 and 2016.
Our Days Are Like Grass
Franco Pagnucci always makes an effort to pray the Psalms with the monks at Saint John's Abbey when he visits. Read his poem inspired by Psalm 103.
Psalm 13 (How Long)
Jamie Howison reflects on Psalm 13 accompanied by the music of Steve Bell, in this excerpt from I Will Not Be Shaken.
