Author: Rosalind Hughes
The Word
Rosalind Hughes
December 14, 2022
Ten years after the tragedy at Sandy Hook, with apologies to those still unconsoled, we wait still upon the Word to come; for good news to the victims of gun violence, peace on earth, and the goodwill to protect and celebrate every child of God. Amen: Come, Lord Jesus.
All Souls
Rosalind Hughes
November 2, 2022
Nothing escapes the attention of their inquisitive and thorough beaks. Nothing extraneous will be left unconsumed. Between them, they are cleaning up.
The widow and the judge
Rosalind Hughes
October 12, 2022
Can I free Jesus from my old and calcified, allegorically literal, algebraic interpretation of his parable about prayer and remember that God is not worn down by my cries, nor eroded by my need, nor numb to my grief, nor impassive to my witting and unwitting, egregious, and unnecessary participation in injustice?
A prayer for the dreamer
Rosalind Hughes
August 31, 2022
Did Jesus delight in the absurdity of dreamscape?
Was he ever afraid to close his eyes?
One tells its tale
Rosalind Hughes
July 20, 2022
Psalm 19:2 “One day tells its tale to another, and one night imparts knowledge to another.”
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