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Poems for the Cruelest Month

By Francesca Hyatt | April 19, 2022

All of the intensity and unpredictability of this season, the surges of hope and terror, the stirring of memory and desire—word images, symbols, and sounds arranged in rhythm, engaged in elegy and mystery may be our best bet for helping us hold it all.

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Five-Foot, Fifty-Dollar Green Beauty

By Francesca Hyatt | December 14, 2021

The sight of your friends’ faces illuminated by hot light, standing in a circle as flames leap into the air, as needles crackle and burst, as sparks fly, this image will stay with you. This moment feels holy.

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How We Are Holding

By Ashley Makar | February 17, 2021

I keep turning to trees these dead-of-February, unending pandemic days.

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Praying with Refugees

By Ashley Makar | September 18, 2015

A sermon preached at Trinity on the Green, August 23, 2015

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Evidence of Your Journey

By Meera Subramanian | February 13, 2015

From our new e-book,Oh God Oh God Oh God: Essays on Sex and Religion, available now!

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News Roundup: God is Woman

By Mary Valle | December 31, 2014

On Christmas, a shirtless member of the group Femen, Yana Zhdanova, took the baby Jesus from the St. Peter’s Square nativity scene and shouted “God is woman!” before a guard…

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Leaves of Ash

By Ashley Makar | April 15, 2014

You forget and then remember: you’re dying.