three hares

An Anglican priest's poetry, musings, translations...

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Reading Julian of Norwich

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A lovely description here from the fourteenth century English mystic Julian of Norwich describing the way from day to day our experience of...

Conflict and the tongue

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One of the most difficult things in life I find is dealing with conflict. I wonder if anyone else finds that they have an argument with s...

Friend of God

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How does an acquiantance become a friend? What changes in this process? In the Letter of James, during a discussion of the importance of ...

In the desert

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There are times when things are going swimmingly...and then there are times when they are not. I notice that fairly often these 'not so ...

Feminism

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I keep coming across people who refuse to call themselves feminists as if the term were some dirty word. I even know a number of younger wom...

Poem

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Walking to Lauds sun rising, and the misty veil lifting from bare trees. The Office of Readings has been done; silence endured, wrestled wit...

I have a new phone.

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I'm very excited. I'm not like this normally. Honest. It's just so addictive. There are all these apps on it: I can link up my f...
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