Margaret's Blog
As the world mourns Pope Francis and considers his legacy, a lot of the discussion is about borders: his insistence on the dignity of migrants and refugees who cross political […]
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Having taught adolescent boys for many years, I have observed the thrill of transgression up close many times (after, of course, pushing the envelope myself in all sorts of ways […]
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I recently read Matthew D. Taylor’s excellent The Violent Shall Take it by Force, which describes the origins of the independent charismatic movement of Christianity that was a force behind […]
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What I Read Going over my Goodreads history is a yearly reckoning: did I read *enough* (whatever that means)? Did I get out of my comfort zone? Did I learn […]
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I was honored to be featured recently on the AMDG Podcast for a conversation about Lent. You can listen below on SoundCloud or listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Hope […]
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