Month: December 2021

Short Fiction

Legend of the Christmas Fae

BY ARIAN NIWL

“Your magic employs to bring love and joy that the promise of the green woods means.”

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Poetry

The Coming of Christmas

BY BROTHER RICHARD HENDRICK

We have watched and waited your wombing into world; lit lamps of longing in our Advent art and found freedom in ancient avenues.

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Nonfiction

Christmas Reflection 2021

This Christmas time my reflection is on the many crises in the world and the opportunity we are given to enact our spiritual callings and apply their ways of being to how we respond to crises. 

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Nonfiction

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What Tiny Tim Really Taught Us: How Charles Dickens Accidentally Revived Christmas

BY MICHAEL DURNAN

Dickens quickly realized that an entertaining and dramatic story would have a far greater impact.

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Poetry

The Darkest Day

BY PATRICK W. KAVANAGH

I was righteous once. I bore my load and paid my dues. I had a home. I had a family. I had a reason to believe.

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Poetry

The Christmas Puzzle

Oh Christmas road, oh Christmas road, how bittersweet is your dusty path,

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Short Fiction

Every Christmas Eve: A Nutcracker Story

BY BELLATRIX THE STAR

“The people in the Land of Snow will be overjoyed, but if this goes on much longer, we’ll be snowed under!”

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Poetry

Christmas – Shape Poetry

BY BERNADETTE FLYNN
Mist Laden morning, The Vague outlines of trees

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Poetry

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Nativity

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

Eden grows in a Virgin’s womb! Eden lies in a feeding troth! Eden is a seed that dies! Eden is the bread that rises!

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Nonfiction

Finding Certainty in an Uncertain World

As I write this, it’s hard to find the correct balance. Do you be cynical but prepared for when disappointment happens, or do you look forward to things ‘getting better’ and having your hopes dashed?

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