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Gratitude in Thomas Aquinas
Here is the chapter I contributed to Wipf and Stock’s collection of essays Gestures of Grace.
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A Dark Tale
Here is a short story. It’s a bit weird, but I hope you like it. Maybe it will even give you a shiver or two. Maybe.
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An ode to ‘you’: the power of the second-person pronoun
‘You’ is quite a marvelous word. It indicates an interconnected set of individual experiences that each stand on their own, and yet which are different for having crossed paths.
Meg Giordano
philosophical and theological reflection on human flourishing
“This is what poets are paid for… look at clouds,
watch chipmunks …
I mean, someone has to keep an eye on these things.”
Billy Collins, United States Poet Laureate 2001-2003 (MasterClass, 2019)
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