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Micha Boyett

2012-04-08T06:00:40-07:00

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Easter Sunday

Last updated on: April 8, 2012 at 6:00 am   By Micha Boyett Hohorst

From  Girl Meets God: The Last Battle, the final volume of Lewis’s Narnia chronicles, pictures the end of time. Aslan—the lion who represents Jesus—has returned, folding all of culture and humanity into his kingdom. In the novel’s lasts pages, he tells Lucy, a child from London, that everyone she knew back in Blighty is dead and raised to new life. And as Aslan spoke, writes Lewis, “the things that began to happen…were so great and beautiful that I cannot write... Read more

Beautiful

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Easter

Holy Week

story

2012-04-07T06:00:05-07:00

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Holy Saturday

Last updated on: April 7, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

The Last of the Brooding Miserables by Mary Karr Lord, you maybe know me best by my odd laments: My friend drew the garage door tight, lay flat on the cold cement, then sucked off the family muffler to stop the voices in his head. And Logan stabbed in a fight, and Coleman shot, and the bright girl who pulled a blade the width of her own soft throat, and Tom from the virus and Dad from drink–Lord, the many-headed... Read more

Broken

the Praying Life

Holy Week

2012-04-06T06:00:25-07:00

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Good Friday: Christ’s cross over this throat

Last updated on: April 6, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

From the 8th century Irish monastic poet, Blathma …The sun concealed its proper light; it lamented its lord. A swift cloud went across the blue sky, the great stormy sea roared. The whole world became dark, great trembling came on the earth; at the death of noble Jesus great rocks burst open. Jerusalem suddenly cast up the dead from ancient burial; in the hour in which Jesus suffered death the veil of the temple was rent. A fierce stream of... Read more

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Holy Week

2012-04-05T06:00:11-07:00

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Maundy Thursday

Last updated on: April 5, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

Descending Theology: The Garden by Mary Karr We know he was a man because, once doomed, he begged for reprieve. See him grieving on his rock under olive trees, his companions asleep on the hard ground around him wrapped in old hides. Not one stayed awake as he’d asked. That went through him like a sword. He wished with all his being to stay but gave up bargaining at the sky. He knew it was all mercy anyhow, unearned as... Read more

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Holy Week

2012-04-04T06:00:01-07:00

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Holy Wednesday: Abiding Places

Last updated on: April 4, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

Throughout Holy Week I’ll be directing you with artwork, words, and poems that are working themselves out in me. I’m thrilled to be sharing Jan Richardson‘s images with you each day. Her work is influenced by the liturgy and the contemplative life and it speaks so boldly to me. She has been gracious enough to allow us to have access to them. (Also, if you’re looking for more from her, she has a wonderful Lenten series on her blog, The... Read more

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Holy Week

2012-04-03T06:00:53-07:00

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Holy Tuesday: ‘For What Binds Us’

Last updated on: April 3, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

Throughout Holy Week I’ll be directing you with artwork, words, and poems that are working themselves out in me. I’m thrilled to be sharing Jan Richardson‘s images with you each day. Her work is influenced by the liturgy and the contemplative life and it speaks so boldly to me. She has been gracious enough to allow us to have access to them. (Also, if you’re looking for more from her, she has a wonderful Lenten series on her blog, The... Read more

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Holy Week

2012-04-02T06:00:31-07:00

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Monday of Holy Week

Last updated on: April 2, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

Throughout Holy Week at Mama:Monk, you won’t be hearing much from my head. But I’ll be directing you through these days leading up to Easter with art, words from others, and poems that are working themselves out in me. I’m thrilled to be sharing Jan Richardson‘s images with you each day. Her work is influenced by the liturgy and the contemplative life and it speaks so boldly to me. She has been gracious enough to allow us to have access... Read more

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Holy Week

2013-03-23T22:37:10-07:00

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Palm Sunday

Last updated on: March 23, 2013 at 10:37 pm   By michaboyett

O Lord Jesus Christ, who on this day entered the rebellious city which later rejected you: We confess that our wills are just as rebellious, that our faith is often more show than substance, that our hearts are in need of cleansing. Have mercy on us, Son of David, Savior of our lives. Help us to lay at your feet all that we have and all that we are, trusting you to forgive what is sinful, to heal what is... Read more

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Holy Week

2012-03-30T10:03:53-07:00

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An update on the move to Patheos

Last updated on: March 30, 2012 at 10:03 am   By michaboyett

Hey friends! Thanks for your feedback this week on the header for the new site. You overwhelmingly voted for happy sweet Micha, as opposed to “pissed, reflective Micha” to quote Cameron in the comments. Although Lyndsey was hoping I could be a little less Beth Moore and more Anne Lamott (confession: I’m way too uncool to be Anne Lamott, and way too Texas to not be Beth Moore), she was one of the few who voted for the non-smiley header.... Read more

Uncategorized

2012-03-30T06:00:09-07:00

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Poem-a-Day Friday: Robert Lowell, again

Last updated on: March 30, 2012 at 6:00 am   By michaboyett

Yes, I’m still reading Robert Lowell. But I promise a new poet next time. (Next Friday is Good Friday, and I will offer lots of stunning words from the best of the word-makers on that day.) Today, however, I’m posting this, not because I understand it all. (Lowell is not the easiest.) But because I want to understand it all, because it feels significant for our preparation for Holy Week, and because it was written in 1945 and has the line: “The... Read more

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