2016-06-23T06:19:39-06:00

Known as the Lourdes of North America, Chimayo, New Mexico, is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the U.S. Read more

2016-06-17T09:17:36-06:00

Acoma Pueblo and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, both in the Albuquerque area, give fascinating insights into the culture and history of the Pueblo Indians of the Southwest. Read more

2016-06-07T13:27:47-06:00

At the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the spiritual traditions of hundreds of North American Indian tribes are celebrated and renewed. Read more

2016-05-31T05:45:22-06:00

In Sedona, the sacred feels very near at both the Amitabha Stupa and Chapel of the Holy Cross. Read more

2016-05-24T11:44:23-06:00

I've wanted to visit Sedona, Arizona, for a long time. New Age capital, site of alien landings, and center for energy vortexes. How could the Holy Rover not be fascinated by Sedona? Read more

2016-05-17T21:18:41-06:00

Susan Bailey's River of Grace tells of finding solace and inspiration in kayaking the rivers near her home after a series of losses. Gliding along these waterways becomes the central metaphor for this lovely book about finding grace in hard times. Read more

2016-05-09T10:14:53-06:00

Church pews convey tradition and stability and invite contemplation. But there are good reasons for getting rid of them. Read more

2016-05-03T07:14:43-06:00

At the healing shrine of Lourdes in France, miracles come in many forms. Read more

2016-04-25T14:53:38-06:00

The Mob Museum in Las Vegas reinforced for me the fact that most evil is not done by sociopaths, but rather by people who know right from wrong but who willingly wander into darkness. Read more

2016-04-19T12:19:18-06:00

In recounting creation stories, whether they’re told from a pulpit or in a scientific textbook, we claim our right to try to understand our world. And I think God sees this and smiles, for he wants us to struggle with these questions. Read more


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