What to do with my Great Grandmother’s broken rosary? According to family lore, it was buried with her back in the 1950’s. It appeared again in my Great Aunt’s jewelry box many years later.
Category Archives: Spirituality
A Cosmic View of the Glorious Mysteries
I recently re-discovered the more than amazing Father Seán ÓLaoire. He’s my second favorite Irish former Catholic priest. (The late John O’Donohue is the first.) No longer a formal part of the Church, he is the Spiritual Director of Companions on the Journey a group based in Northern California. He also has a BA inContinueContinue reading “A Cosmic View of the Glorious Mysteries”
A Buddhist Nun and a Catholic Priest walk into …
What happens when a Buddhist Nun and a Catholic Priest get together to talk about cultivating courage in difficult times? Truth and hilarity ensue.
Rebellion, Rosaries and Reclaiming the Goddess (podcast)
a surprisingly feminist practice hidden inside the patriarchy.
Hail Mary: A Cathlo-Buddhist Mashup
I wrote this prayer about 10 years ago. It’s a mashup of the Hail Mary and the Buddhist Metta (Loving kindness) mantra. I was inspired to write it in part to quell my Catholic Mom’s worries that I’d become a heathen (anything not Catholic in her view). Also, I was longing to connect with GreatContinueContinue reading “Hail Mary: A Cathlo-Buddhist Mashup”
Rosaries For Rebels: Non Churchy Ways to Use the Beads
This article is by my dear friend and podcast co-host Cyndera Quakenbush. It was originally published here on Your Tango. Check out her work with Story Through Stone. If you’re anything like me and about 23% of all Americans, you are not affiliated with any religion. What cannot be captured in a poll, however, areContinueContinue reading “Rosaries For Rebels: Non Churchy Ways to Use the Beads”
Our Art of Heaven Hallowed Be a New Prayer
This summer I found a beautiful translation of the Our Father prayer and shared it with my Rosary Circle. We soon adopted it into our rosary practice, using it for the first Pater (Our Father) bead. This translation is from the original Aramaic and was done by Neil Douglas-Klotz, who is a religious studies, spirituality,ContinueContinue reading “Our Art of Heaven Hallowed Be a New Prayer”

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