journalism & Creative nonfiction

Selected Works

SOJOURNERS​

• Finding Solace in the Work of the Pop Art Nun
• Can Fr. Martin 'Build a Bridge' Between LGBTQ Catholics and the Church?
• The Mystical Neon Heart Behind @PaperCutPrayers
• 'Unruly Saint' Explores What Dorothy Day's Biographers Overlook​
  
• Coloradans Carry the Trauma of Mass Shootings in Our Bones

U.S. CATHOLIC

• Has Catholic identity become a brand?
• Corita Kent, the joyous revolutionary

GEEZ MAGAZINE

• The Barefoot Nun

MESSY JESUS BUSINESS

• David Hockney and 'the Duty of Delight'
• Little Winter Flower
• Praying for Peace With L’Arche Ukraine
• To Listen to the Trees: A Review of "The Overstory"
• Being Catholic on Indigenous Peoples' Day: We need to do more

VIEWPOINT

• How PLNU MBA student Rand Samuel discovered her passion
• For PLNU Music Alum Jonathan Seligman, Innovation is More Than an Award

​THE POINT WEEKLY

• It's Good To Be Human Together: an emerging L'Arche community in San Diego
• Opinion: Language and Interpretation Matter
• Hong Kong Protests: "Democracy and Tyranny"
• 18 Years in Afghanistan: Will This War Ever End?
• Chicano Park Muralist Honors Human Dignity Through Art 

SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY NEWS NETWORK

• Skate and Create
• Malashock's Ride to Success
• Electrifying the Streets​​
• Faith in the wilderness: a newly ordained, transgender nonbinary Catholic seeks to serve those on the margins

RELIGION UNPLUGGED

• It all happened on Mulberry Street: The Festival of San Gennaro
• A look into the Roman Catholic Women Priest movement

THE QUEENS COURIER

• Queens nonprofit to host Thanksgiving dinner for survivors of childhood sexual abuse
• Queens based podcast hosts to hold a celebration for their 100th episode next month
• The lasting legacy of Thomas Merton, the Catholic spiritual thinker who once called Queens home​

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