A Word's Worth

My latest publications, essays on various topics, such as Cajun Louisiana and the Cumberland Plateau, book reviews, and commentaries about the life of the spirit are included among the blog postings. Poems excerpted from my books, and portions of my sermons over the years are included also.

Showing posts with label Convent of St. Mary. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Convent of St. Mary. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2021

FOR ANNE SAYWELL, A BIT OF BIRD’S-EYE SPEEDWELL OR VERONICA PERSICA)

Blue-eyed Veronica Today is a balmy February day, much like spring (72 degrees), and the sudden birth of flowers assures me that we’re going...

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

PRESENCE

Sister Mary Zita's cap Here it is—a rose-colored cap with red and white stars on it—the last thing Sister Elizabeth slipped into a bag...

Monday, October 12, 2015

THE WONDER OF BUTTERFLIES

Years ago, Ruth Lefkovits, my good friend who was a Reformed Jew, shared with me a poem written by Pavel Friedmann , a 21-year old man wh...

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

GUMBO WEATHER AND BLUE DOG ART

Sunday morning dawned, or almost didn’t dawn, cool and foggy. To someone like me who has a bit of Cajun blood in her veins, the vision of...

Thursday, September 24, 2015

A VISIT TO WINTERBERRY PLACE

The mission of the Convent of St. Mary here at Sewanee includes providing a Sister or minister to a small congregation of Grace Fellowshi...

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