Donna Marie Todd

Being Deaf at the Tower of Babel

Arts & Literature

“A book of honest poetic reflection that touches the sacred space between our carnal, sensual, often violent lives, and the voice of the divine.”

Dining With John the Baptist: Poems

Arts & Literature

“Bittersweet poems penned by a devout and brilliant heart.”

Mary Pondered, Sarah Laughed

Arts & Literature

“Part poet, part pastor, part chaplain, and equal parts father and husband, these new poems by Thomas Ronald Vaughn hold the memories of a life filled with the tragedy and beauty that defines what it means to be human.”

On Courting Mary after Easter

Arts & Literature

“From a lover’s lost arms to blood diamonds and the enslavement of the innocent, in On Courting Mary after Easter, Vaughan again describes through metaphors and verse what it means to be human.”

The Earth beneath Lynching Trees

Arts & Literature

“From a lynching in the south, to school shootings where the good die young, while holding aging love on a trip to the Ukraine and back, these are poems that grab the heart with a visceral truth that won’t let go.”

What Time Is It?

“Through stories of her own life and conversations with the Gospel writers and others, Gloria Ulterino’s What Time Is It? celebrates the gifts of the liturgical year with a lilting, feminine voice. She invites you to leave the ordinary passage of time and reimagine the sacred moments of the church year, guided by the firelight of your own most precious life.”