vol. 5, num. 23 :: 2006.12.15 — 2006.12.29
An opportunity, as we anticipate celebrating the incarnation of God in human form, to consider the nature of bodies—how we move, experience pleasure, heal, feel pain…
Stories from personal and family history, told through the art of two manger scenes.
Looking back at a mile marker on a journey toward greater freedom.
What does it mean to be fully human?
Claiming what distinguishes us from angels may involve reclaiming the "holy kiss."
Reflections on the meaning of myth, of story and of coming home.
Thoughts on the process of learning to touch and be touched.
A review of The Children of Men by P. D. James.
A review of Debbie Blue's collection of sermons titled Sensual Orthdoxy.
Pedro Almodóvar returns to an enduring fascination Volver.
An exploration of the interplay among language, the body and the incarnation.
A muscle therapist learns the power of physical touch?or not touching?in the struggle between life and death.
On the unitive, procreative and recreational functions of sex.
Megan Jones explores the potential of yoga for connecting the body and spirit.
John Price writes about the places the mind wanders when the body rebels and won't reproduce.
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