The Night
For this week's Poetry Tuesday on igNation, here is a poem by Grace Colella who teaches with the Toronto Catholic District School Board and is a part-time student in the MAMS program at Regis College....
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May
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May
The Road of Uncertainty
This week's poem is by Viola Athaide, a student in the Windows of Theology program at Regis College, Toronto. She currently teaches Scripture at her local parish church....
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Apr
Second Birth
From time to time, as part of the "Our Culture" section, igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by Eric Hanna, SJ who is teaching at Campion College in Regina....
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Apr
On Earth Day
From time to time, as part of the "Our Culture" section, , igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. The 2014 Earth Day poem is by Greg Kennedy, SJ, who is studying theology at Regis College in Toronto....
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Apr
Kenosis
From time to time, as part of the "Our Culture" section, , igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by Greg Kennedy, SJ, who is studying theology at Regis College in Toronto....
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Apr
Lament
From time to time, over the next few months, as part of the "Our Culture" section, igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by John D. O'Brien, SJ, a Jesuit scholastic who is an instructor at Corpus Christi College in Vancouver....
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Apr
Noah – A Review
Is it myth? Is it history? Is it epic? Is it prophecy?It's all of the above, and then some! These are the generations of Titanic, which begat Lord of the Rings, which begat Harry Potter, which begat Gladiator, which begat Noah....
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Mar
A Daffodil
To some the daffodil is just a flower. For many, it is a symbol of strength and courage. It says we will not give up. It says we will fight against cancer and we will win. Throughout April, compassionate volunteers across Canada work together to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. Inspired by this Sami Helewa wrote today's poem.Read more: http://www.cancer.ca/en/get-involved/events-and-participation/find-an-event-near-you/daffodil-month/?region=on#ixzz2uvnHnoTw...
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Mar
The Acorn – A Whimsy
From time to time, over the next few months, as part of the "Our Culture" section, igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by John D. O'Brien, SJ, a Jesuit scholastic who is an instructor at Corpus Christi College in Vancouver....
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Mar
But Alas!
From time to time, over the next few months, as part of the "Our Culture" section, igNation will post poetry written by Jesuits. Poems from Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Robert Southwell will appear as well as poems by contemporary Jesuits. Today's poem is by Jason Vaz, SJ, a Jesuit scholastic studying in Ottawa....