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We explore our embodied tendencies that shape perceptions and guide responses. Attending to habits can undo an oppressor’s bias.

• Editorial: Some Habits Can Incarnate Hope
  Aiden Enns 6
• Windows Uncovered
  Erica Hunt 9
• The Hitchhiking Microcosm
  Pat Lussier 10
• New Priorities
  Susan Huebert 14
• Freedom Found in a Uniform
  Melissa Florer-Bixler 17
• Living Simply, Alone
  Hannah Foulger 18
• Joy from Abundant Waste
  Kathryn Schmidt 20
• Local Connections Undo Consumerism
  Tobias Roberts 26
• Strangers Help Me Be My Best Self
  Jane Spickett 28
• From Laziness to Resistance
  Will O'Brien 30
• Learning to Cross the River
  Riley Black 35
• The Exterminating Angel (Movie Review)
  Mandy Elliott and Rachel Barber 38
• Names Connect Us to Our Vitality
  Katie Blanchard 42
• The Strangers' Room
  Joe Kruse 44
• Lament on Coast Salish Land
  Benjamin Hertwig and Céline Chuang 48
• Regulars
• Editorial: Some Habits Can Incarnate Hope
  Aiden Enns 6
• Masthead
  Staff 52
• Letters
  Geez readers 52
• Civil Disobedience
  James Wilt 56
• Grandmother, pastor, and priest sentenced to week in jail
• Indianapolis church puts Mary and Joseph behind a fence
• Feministry
  Bre Woligroski 60
• Women deacons
• Beyoncé Boulevard
• Catholic Worker
  Lydia Wylie-Kellerman 61
• Plowshares and religious freedom
• Christian Peacemaker Teams
  Kathy Kern 62
• Sad anniversary in Colombia
• Trapped on Lesvos
• Poetry
• Tesserae
  Amy LeBlanc 16
• The Straight Lines of Cities
  Kelly Shepherd 40