Two Letters from Luke
"He is stuck in a little room in Rome / and the Emperor isn’t listening, / and the leaders of the synagogue came, / heard his piece, and they aren’t listening."
Saint Paul
In the Voting Booth with Saint Paul
Expressing our citizenship, according to Saint Paul, means drawing on the rights, power, and privilege we have as citizens of the heavenly kingdom. How can we protect the rights of the vulnerable when we vote on Tuesday?
Book Notes, April 2017
New books by Collegeville Institute-affiliated writers Carolyn M. Schneider, Oluwatomisin Oredein, and Natalie Vestin are featured in this month's book notes.
Saint Paul Lives Here (in Minnesota)
A poem by Zach Czaia, participant in the summer 2015 writing workshop, Poetry, Prose and Prayer: A Week with Michael Dennis Browne.
Prisoner for the Lord
The scriptures of other religions have been composed on rugged mountaintops, in verdant forests, on spectacular seashores, and in sheltered hermitages. Christian literature first saw the light of day behind bars.
