Loading...
Loading...
Click here if you don’t see subscription options
Poetry
Anya Silver
In certain folktales, she appears with Mary,pierced through with the scissors and needlesof girls who worked, forbidden, on Sundays.She is marred with knives, and scarredwith scythes wielded disobediently.I imagine Christ’s gentle hands, healinghis battered Saint, pulling nails from her flesh,
Poetry
John P. McNamee
From the Rev. John P. McNamee, a poem for the Christmas season
Poetry

You can’t tell some people anything,

Poetry
Vincent J. Cleary

Jet-black flyer, wintry clime,

Poetry
Charles Hughes

His, at the age of six, was to be Zorro.

Poetry
Moira Linehan

     Who were they?—the monks who made this book,