We explore our embodied tendencies that shape perceptions and guide responses. Attending to habits can undo an oppressor’s bias.
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Editorial: Some Habits Can Incarnate Hope
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Windows Uncovered
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The Hitchhiking Microcosm
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New Priorities
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Freedom Found in a Uniform
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Living Simply, Alone
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Joy from Abundant Waste
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Local Connections Undo Consumerism
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Strangers Help Me Be My Best Self
28 -
From Laziness to Resistance
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Learning to Cross the River
35 -
The Exterminating Angel (Movie Review)
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Names Connect Us to Our Vitality
42 -
The Strangers' Room
44 -
Lament on Coast Salish Land
48 - Regulars
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Editorial: Some Habits Can Incarnate Hope
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Masthead
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Letters
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Civil Disobedience
56 - Grandmother, pastor, and priest sentenced to week in jail
- Indianapolis church puts Mary and Joseph behind a fence
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Feministry
60 - Women deacons
- Beyoncé Boulevard
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Catholic Worker
61 - Plowshares and religious freedom
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Christian Peacemaker Teams
62 - Sad anniversary in Colombia
- Trapped on Lesvos
- Poetry
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Tesserae
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The Straight Lines of Cities
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