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Blog Posts
Pope Francis’s legacy: Unbounded Faith
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 […]
Keep Reading >Isn’t it fun?
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 […]
Keep Reading >Beware the easy thing: on dominance and Christianity
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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Other Publications
You can read and hear more of Margaret's work on music, spirituality, and ministry in various publications. Here's a partial list:
Liturgical Singing after the Pandemic Changed the Game, GIA Quarterly, 2020
2019: A Book of Grace-Filled Days, 2019
The Well-Rounded Student: Studying Across Disciplines, Classical Singer, 2019
Spiritual Resolutions for a new Liturgical Year, Pastoral Music, November 2018
Life Lessons from Church Singing, GIA Quarterly, Summer 2018
A Singers' Walk Through Boston, Classical Singer Magazine, May 2018
Summer on a Budget, Classical Singer Magazine, January 2018
Looking back, looking forward, Classical Singer Magazine, May 2016
Social Media Basics for Singers, Classical Singer Magazine, October 2016
Losing (and Finding) my Breath, Classical Music Indy, August 2016
Called to Serve, Called to Lead, Notre Dame Church Life Journal, May 2016
Loving Your Body is an Act of Faith, CBE International, September 2015
Sitting in Silence, IgnatianSpirituality.com, July 2014
The First Blizzard and The Everyday Words at The Mudroom.
What We Say About Illness (and What it Says About Us), Colitis Ninja, June 2015
Redeeming my Personality, Thirty Seconds or Less, November 2015
STM Scripture Series, 2022
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