The Liturgy of a Neighborhood
One couple’s liturgy of the neighborhood – in Houston.
Posts Tagged ‘Texas’
The San José: A Hotel with a Soul
February 13, 2009
Hotel San José has mastered the art of hospitality in an inspiring, creative fashion – which is why it’s called “a hotel with a soul.”
A Medieval Christmas
(Downe in the Heart of Texas)
December 12, 2008
Musings on Kemper Crabb’s “Downe in Yon Forrest” medieval Christmas album, and its relevance in the unrootedness of our culture.
She Spoke to Silence
September 12, 2008
Vassar Miller’s body was out of order, but her soul held rhyme and reason.
Three Sanctuaries
August 29, 2008
Whenever I walk towards the austere building, I’m struck anew by the genius of its placement in a cozy neighborhood where people live, the true life of a city. The idea of sanctuary comes alive between the quiet streets.