Passionate and prolific poet Naomi Shihab Nye gives us this delightful look about poems hidden and poems found. Continue reading
Dr. Gordon Smith, President of Ambrose University, discusses the books that had a significant impact on his faith formation, and led to a change of heart. Continue reading
With the theme of “Mercy” for this issue of Kolbe Times, it seemed the perfect chance for me to read and review The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming by Henri Nouwen. Continue reading
An honest and poignant poem about the many “contradictions in our midst”, by young poet Amanda Achtman. Continue reading
James Martin writes about his recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and brings us a book that can engage both committed Christians and interested seekers, by revealing a Jesus who ‘sweated and sneezed and scratched’ but who also truly rose from the dead. Continue reading
Anglican priest and poet Malcolm Guite ruminates poetically on finding God’s light, even in our hiding places.
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A poem about opening our eyes to the fingerprints of the Divine in the natural world, and noticing the clues there for us to see. Continue reading
Bishop Frederick Henry takes a look at various paradigms of Christian leadership, and recommends several books that have shaped his own views. Continue reading
A wonderful “found poem”, based on biblical sayings, by Dr. Gerry Turcotte, President of St. Mary’s University. Continue reading
From a very early age, Gerry Turcotte wanted to be a writer, and grew up surrounded by books. Now, as an author himself and President of St. Mary’s University in Calgary, he looks back on some of his literary sources of inspiration. Continue reading
