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Pentecost 2017

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Feature

The Cosmopolitan and the Campesino: The Sacred Art of Luis Tapia Dana Gioia 

Fiction

Obedience Lessons Abigail Rine Favale
Winner, 2017 J.F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction

Not Less Than Everything Sally Thomas

Poetry

The Bridal Ferns, Sofia M. Starnes
Lessons from Galicia Sofia M. Starnes
Mushrooms Sofia M. Starnes
Learning to Paint Richard Cole
A Birthday for Therese: Intimations from First Youth Daniel Fitzpatrick
The Moved Mover Hilary Biehl
Hallgrim’s Church Kim Bridgford
The Great Snowflake of 1887 Don Russ
A Roadside Epiphany Don Russ
Inheritance Jeannette Canning Schmidt
Sunnyside-Up in a Blanket Wally Swist
Gifts of the Magi Vincent Casaregola
Charles Baudelaire James Matthew Wilson
The Presence Elise Hempel

Book Review

Reading The Benedict Option as a Parent Bernardo Aparicio García

Visual Art

Luis Tapia

Saint Francis Receives the Stigmata, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood, ribbon. 33½ x 15¾ x 19 in. 2002. Denver Art Museum Collection; gift of Hope and Edward Connors. Photo by Dan Morse, courtesy of The Owings Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Angel of Color (San Miguelito), Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 24½ x 12 x 9½ in. 2002. Private collection. Photo by Dan Morse, courtesy of The Owings Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Angel of Color (San Miguelito), Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 24½ x 12 x 9½ in. 2002. Private collection. Photo by Dan Morse, courtesy of The Owings Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Pieta, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 20¼ x 14½ x 9½ in. 1999. Collection of John Robertshaw. Photo by Dan Morse, courtesy of The Owings Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
La Santísima Trinidad, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 7¾ x 7¼ x 5¾ in. 1988. Collection of the Spanish Colonial Arts Society, Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, Santa Fe. Photo by Addison Doty.
Virgen del camino de sueños, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 15¾ x 13 x 10¼ in. 2016. Collection of Curt, Christina, and Jonah Nonomaque. Photo by James Hart.

Virgen del camino de sueños, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 15¾ x 13 x 10¼ in. 2016. Collection of Curt, Christina, and Jonah Nonomaque. Photo by James Hart.
The Temptations of Saint Anthony, Luis Tapia. Carved and painted wood. 21 7/16 x 14 3/16 x 14½ in. 1991. Collection of the Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, IFAF Collection; gift of the Diane and Sandy Besser Collection. Photo by Polina Smutko.

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