Poetry

Spend the summer weeks of “Ordinary Time” praying with novelists and poets.

By turns worshipful and irreverent, good-humored and grim, the poems of Thomas Lynch examine the deeper meanings of Eucharist and grace, forgiveness and faith, atonement and reconciliation.

"Nothing is unseen or untouched here," the poet Robert Lowell wrote of Robert Siegel's poetry, and it is equally true of this new collection.

A sacramental vision of the energy and agency of the divine in the world

This provocative collection of beautiful new poems - Paul Mariani's first in nine years - searches and develops the human themes of personal loss. His searching verse explores the deaths we experience, the quest for new life, and the transfiguring moments

Contemporary, prayerful reflections on the Rule of St. Benedict