Whether we know it our not, our everyday embodied tendencies shape our perceptions of the world. In this issue, we talk about how to intentionally foster habits that move the world closer to justice.

• 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