Letters from Jeremy
Jeremy CannonSharing my experiences on my journey towards a vocation of hospital chaplaincy. Former Postulant of Holy Cross Monastery. Episcopalian in Washington, DC.
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Breathing Together in a Burning World
On Sundays and feast days at the monastery, we burned incense. How much smoke rose into the rafters depended entirely on the thurifer — on how deep a scoop of it he spooned onto the coals before carrying the thurible in.
Some mornings the...
This Weekend on Capital Hill
This past Sunday, at coffee hour at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill, I had Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited with me. I’ve been reading it as I prepare for seminary. Another young adult came over and, to break the ice,...
The Freedom to Follow Where Love Leads
One Monday, near the end of my time in the monastery, I spent nearly half an hour in the library pulling books off shelves and putting them back, looking for a new book to read. Nothing held. Finally I stopped at The Brothers Karamazov — I’...
Building a Technology of Holding
We tend to assume the first human tools were weapons. Spears, blades, the axe. Tools for hunting and winning. It is the story we inherit, and it quietly flatters a certain idea of ourselves, that underneath everything we are conquerors.
Bu...
The Church Is Not Rebuilt with Stones Alone
Eight hundred years ago a young man knelt in a ruined chapel and heard a voice: rebuild my church, for it is falling into ruin. Francis took it literally and began hauling stones. Only later did he realize the stones were never the point. T...
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Incoming seminarian at VTS pursuing a vocation of hospital chaplaincy. Former Postulant of Holy Cross Monastery. Episcopalian in Washington, DC.
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