Awakening
At some point, most of us have been awakened in the morning by birdsong. Greg Kennedy, SJ write about this in today's Poetry Tuesdays....
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Rodin’s Magdalene and Christ
During a recent visit to Montreal, the city of my birth, the city of my youth, I took in the exhibition of Auguste Rodin's work at the Montreal Museum of Fine Art. It was a little like being in his studio, discovering how the artist worked in clay and plaster, marble and bronze. I saw several versions of his famous Thinker. But when I finally came upon his marble sculpture of Mary Magdalene embracing the dying, crucified Jesus, I was deeply moved....
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A Tiny Green Snake
Monty Williams SJ, is the author of today's poem on igNation's Poetry Tuesdays....
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Prodigals
When he sees his prodigal son returning home, the father runs to meet him. What fear drives him to run rather than walk?...
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Luz Dary
Today's poem vividly brings before us the horror that cancer brings to a dying young woman....
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First Flight
Today's posting in igNation's "Poetry Tuesday" is by Jesuit scholastic, Greg Kennedy who is studying theology in Bogata, Colombia....
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The Detective Novels of Robert Galbraith (a.k.a. J.K.Rowling)
In his ongoing series on the Detective Novel, Joe Schner, SJ, takes a look at Robert Galbraith's third detective novel Career of Evil. Robert Galbraith is the pen name of J. K. Rowling....