poetry

Our Lady of Sorrows

Margaret Felice / September 15, 2023

Today is the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows, for whom my devotion has grown as the years and the sorrows have accumulated. She’s full of grace, blessed among women, […]

Culture

Women in Bright Colors

Margaret Felice / January 22, 2021

Being dismissed never stops being shocking. Despite experience, expertise and passion in a few different areas, there are still plenty of times that colleagues and acquaintances see me – someone

faith, Words

Set down this: Making peace with the Magi – A repost for Epiphany

Margaret Felice / January 6, 2016

Reposting this post on the Magi from six years ago, in honor of today’s feast of the Epiphany. In understand this poem better now. “A cold coming we had of

faith

Dirty

Margaret Felice / February 18, 2015

In the millenia before Ashtags and selfies and Ashes at Starbucks and neat little crosses administered with freshly washed hands, people knew you meant something if you had ashes on

faith, music, Words

7 ways to observe Lent that have nothing to do with candy

Margaret Felice / February 28, 2014

Lent is one of my favorite times of year. Maybe that sounds crazy, but I love discipline, I love religious practices, and I love times that unite our community. I’m