Immanuel
Immanuel The stars shone down on a woman As she wearily marched in the way, A baby inside her weighted her steps When…
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An Advent Victory
[Editor’s Note: Over the next three days, as the anticipation of Advent transforms into Christmas joy, Transept artists offer literary gifts for reflection during…
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Transpositions Ten-Year Anniversary Series Part 3: Significant Art from the 2010s
[EDITOR’S NOTE: In this third instalment of our Transpositions’ ten-year anniversary series, ‘Significant Art from the 2010s’, we hear reflections from four different artist-scholars…
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Bundle
In May 2020, my sister Jennie was waiting to give birth to her first child in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. The last…
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Review: Rattelle and Collister, eds.: The Slumbering Host
Daniel Rattelle and Clinton Collister, eds. The Slumbering Host. Little Gidding Press, 2019, 105 pp. £7.63 (paperback). The world is not as it once…
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The Epiphany and Poetry
The Feast of the Epiphany is a day that commemorates, among Western Christians, the visit of royal magi to the baby Jesus and, among…
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Italian Light: Elizabeth Jennings and Thomas Aquinas
[Editor’s Note: Last week, Ann Loades reviewed Dana Greene’s biography of Elizabeth Jennings and considered her turbulent life, her prolific body of work, and…
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Review: Elizabeth Jennings: ‘The Inward War’
Dana Greene. Elizabeth Jennings: ‘The Inward War’. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018. xx + 258 pages. £25.00 / $35.00 cloth. Dana Greene is Dean Emerita of Oxford…
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Time and Faith within the Urban and the Rural, Part 2
After last week looking at the importance of the city in T. S. Eliot’s poetry, we now turn to the rural context. Eliot’s final…
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