Just One Meal
A serial host reflects on the small burdens and overwhelming joys of opening her home and table to friends. By Ali Kjergaard
A serial host reflects on the small burdens and overwhelming joys of opening her home and table to friends. By Ali Kjergaard
"My Most True Mind Thus Makes Mine Eye Untrue" by Stephen Kampa
The poetry of both Gerard Manley Hopkins and Dunstan Thompson is inextricably linked with the role that friendship played in each of their lives. By Casie Dodd
While family may seem like the single most important thing in modern life, the shared vision of true friendships should not be lightly put aside. By Jack Franicevich
"Look Down, O Lord, From Heaven Behold" by Sara Judy
Just as Virgil prompts Dante to consider the horrors of the human condition, we too need people, wise and trusted friends who can point out the shadows that populate our inner lives. By Ryan Diaz
Friends in Low Places is a drink to share with friends.
Benjamin J.B. Lipscomb’s new joint biography of four female philosophers is an engaging read, but more so, it offers guidance on how to engage with those with whom we disagree.
"Begin with a Question" by Marjorie Maddox
Eliot Weinberger weaves fact, fiction, and faith into his curated collection of angels and saints.