Author: Michael J. Sanem
Michael J. Sanem has written for Give Us This Day, God In All Things, US Catholic Magazine, Millennial Journal, and the Leaven Catholic Newspaper. A former Bernardin Scholar at Catholic Theological Union, he works as a pastoral associate, homeless outreach coordinator, writer, and travel guide to Italy. He lives in Kansas City, Missouri with his wife and three sons.
Gratitude in Grief
[I find you, Lord, in all Things and in all]
They can’t touch my soul
School of Love
Holy Ordinary
Keeping the Vigil
Hide and Seek
A Good Friday Prayer for a Pandemic
Flowers are Everywhere
Lent in the Time of Coronavirus
Unraveling that Tangled Knot
A Good Christmas
The Stable of the Human Heart
Poems for an early snow
Divine Mother, Divine Mover: A Marian Spirituality of Pilgrimage
A Violent Summer
Preparing for Pilgrimage
The Liturgy of the Sleep-Deprived Hours
The Wounded Heart of Holy Week
Christ in the Desert, Bored Out of His Mind
True Joy
Love in the Ruins
The Holy Ache of Advent
The Love That Moves The Sun And Stars
Wounds & Wolves
Five Ways to Survive (Yet Another) Church Crisis
From the Archives: We Need Victim-Centered Reform
Church & State: When it all falls apart
