A reflection by Jenna Griffin.

A poem by Kellyanne Fitzgerald.

A Poem by Jenna Griffin These Days I am trying, these days, to look at the world as a poet might, because the poets know how to use words...

A Poem by Michael Stone When We’re Tired When I hang up my coat I don’t want to die. Flowers shed rain, even halos of petals. The van...

Exploring the senses in an Eastern Orthodox Church By Jenna Griffin “What was from the beginning, what we have heard, what we have seen...

The second chapter of our 5 part series: Zenpolitik, in which Van Acker explores taoist practices and political pandemonium. Regardless...

A review of 2020 and an exploration in how we define our crises. by Jenna Griffin January // A paroxysmal attack of pain, distress, or...

Stone braids together the commonalities of a contemporary video game–Dark Souls–and a childhood spent in the church. by Michael Stone...

Lyrical dwellings on the season through reflection and prayer. By Kellyanne Fitzgerald Part 1: diary september 27 - my family has had...

Introducing Dimly Lit's first collection: Adventus.

Recognizing the saint of "the year's midnight" amidst the year's pandemic grief.

Can meditation cure anxiety? An exploration on the art of waiting and wading through one's worries. Written by Michael Stone What does...