Sacred Spaces

As the sun banks in the low hills of the wadi, the power of a flickering flame brings old biblical prayers back to the tongues of those it illuminates. Read More ›

Do we have the imagination to find the Divine in the midst of perfection? Where is the sacred to be found in the midst of mass produced perfection, arrangements set just so? Read More ›

As the sacred streams in with the light over the kitchen sink, we look for God’s face in the ordinary space of the kitchen sink. Read More ›

Death and birth are inextricable; loss makes way for something new. Can the flurry of autumnal leaves be a rustling of the Spirit in our midst? Read More ›

The deepest beauty of our cities is hidden in the small stories which are tucked like pebbles amidst the rush of cars, joggers, revolving doors, and buses. Read More ›

Sitting in the quiet of holy mass, a nun dwells in the quiet of worship. Read More ›

As a Cardinal and an altar server, each devoted to serving the Church  in their distinct role, proceed up the aisle of the church, we are reminded of Christ’s call to serve and love the church, together. Read More ›

Where do you see evidence of the transcendent in your midst? Today author and photographer Rebekah Ann Lamb invites us  to see through her sacred lens.  Read More ›

The keeper of the hill, the shelter - who hides us from the storms of the seasons?  Read More ›

The promise of growth, new life, the stretch for sunlight serve as signs of the sacred to come.  Read More ›

Stop on your hurry to somewhere. Encounter this gift of space, this gift of place. Here is where God's glory dwells.  Read More ›

Our dwellings are so often made perfect in their baptized reflection and refraction.  Read More ›