Author: Katharine E. Harmon
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Francis, Liturgical Pope: On the Vernacular and Social Transformation
For a biologist who has famously spoken of the church as a smelly sheepfold and a field hospital, the seemingly ethereal world of language appears beyond the scope of Francis’ interest.
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Come to the Feast
My daughter has a gift for calling us to the table to celebrate.
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Catholic Workers and Apostles!
“Why not save on lip-stick (women) or cigars (men) or cigarettes (both) and try a year’s subscription?”
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My Organ is Dead
My organ has caught on fire before. But it didn’t survive this act of God.
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Covid Puppies and a Nearly-Full Moon
This pandemic makes us do crazy things. Like go hiking. Grow vegetables. Adopt shelter dogs.
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Life is Like a Bunch of Crayons in your Clothes Dryer
In the midst of these things that crowd out the sounds of God’s love—Christ is ready for us—ready for us to see, to sing, and to circumvent the next disaster which befalls our laundry.
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A Woman Named Martha
She is a saint for us all, worriers and workers, and those of us who love to unite our prayer and work.
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A Timely Tract…on Social Injustices
Can you think of a social issue which hasn’t been trussed into silence by strangles of red and blue?
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Who is Helen McLoughlin?
I bring my question to you…