
The Ash Heap Or The Smokehole … Whatever It Is, Just Find It: Seeking Beauty In Repentance
When you’ve chosen to sit in an ash heap for a while, don’t be surprised when it starts to get uncomfortable. Instead, keep sitting there.

When you’ve chosen to sit in an ash heap for a while, don’t be surprised when it starts to get uncomfortable. Instead, keep sitting there.

Flannery O’Connor shows us how to find Beauty by getting ourselves out of the way.

In our obsession with speed, Art calls us to something different–stillness, solitude, Beauty as a way of being that takes its time and is present.

There are feasts that require us to go hungry. The hunger comes when we realize that it’s through the feast that we can become satisfied.

The life of Art is a life of pursuit and struggle; a life spent pursuing and encountering Beauty Himself. The movement is Beauty, Goodness, Truth.

The Holy and Bright 50 is a time of struggle for me. The struggle comes out of the great tension between memory and the immediate

When the room has been swept clean and the windows opened for light and air, the demons leave and roam; but they do come back.

Faith in the midst of fear and doubt, and the calling to trust our Lord with everything, even when it rattles our understanding. Today the

The Bright 50 days are not easy. It’s a long stretch. This entry is about how Resurrection Transforms our Work as Artists, Writers, and Poets.

How the Resurrection of Christ Transforms our Work as Artists, Writers, and Poets by inspiring us and illuming us towards that which abounds in Goodness.