Easter Hymn
By Sophia Helmkamp We lift up our voices, sing praise to our Savior, For death now is vanquished and shall be forever: Our Lord from the tomb has arisen victoriousAnd reigns now on high with…
By Sophia Helmkamp We lift up our voices, sing praise to our Savior, For death now is vanquished and shall be forever: Our Lord from the tomb has arisen victoriousAnd reigns now on high with…
By Amanda Pizzolatto With tender care the lilies are arranged Set on either side of the candlestick’s flame A splash of white against the setting sun Accenting the altar in a flowery frame …
By Hannah Skipper Recently, I had an interesting Easter-themed dream. It started with Jesus and His disciples walking down a dusty dirt road in the Sahara Desert and, as they go along, Jesus tells them…
By Amanda Pizzolatto Good luck charms and three-leaf clovers Seeing the color green plastered all over With hints of gold for leprechaun treasure And kegs of beer for clurichaun pleasure Orange and white complete…
Click here to read the introduction, and here to read the previous section. What does the Grand Inquisitor himself believe about death? Is there only death for him too? But he cannot save himself of…
“When you see me standing up there, mumbling to myself and apparently taking no notice of you, all dressed up in silk like a great pin cushion, you mustn’t think of me as something quite…
Click here to read the introduction, and read to read the previous section. The Grand Inquisitor says to Jesus, “you did not want to enslave man by miracle and thirsted for faith that is free,…
By Leah Fisher For the week of Thomas More's birthday, a story about his legacy and climactic choices. King Henry VIII pressed his palms firmly on the wide stone sill of the open window and…
Click here to read the introduction, and here to read the previous section. The Grand Inquisitor points out that only a few tens of thousands are really strong enough to follow Christ. The rest, the…
By Sean Earner January 30, 2024, marks 375 years since the death of Charles I. Piety is an all-serving, all-mastering virtue by which to inhabit both the modern and the postmodern present alike. Its homely humility…
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