Dana Greene's latest book is Denise Levertov: A Poet's Life. She serves on the board of the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation.
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Book Review
Two books illuminate St. Mary of Egypt, conversion and desire
Book review: Two books on St. Mary of Egypt provide access to a mysterious figure, ask questions about the power of legend, and establish desire and conversion as key aspects of the Christian tradition of holiness.
Book Review
Refuting Rod Dreher, author Patrick Henry offers 'Benedictine Options,' plural
Book review: Learning from the sons and daughters of Sts. Benedict and Scholastica, Patrick Henry sees a Benedictine world of many options that offer a fresh understanding of how to live as a Christian in the world.
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Ronald Rolheiser's 'Essential Spiritual Writing' presents Christian message in all its vibrancy
Book Review: Ron Rolheiser is one of America's most important spiritual writers. He is clear that spirituality must be based on theology lest it become unhealthy.
Book Review
What can Catholics learn from Muslims about encountering God?
Book review: The author's intent is not to collapse Islam into Christianity or vice versa, but rather to appreciate that Muslims too encounter God, and like Christians their naming is a way to enter into the nameless origin of all.
