Mary Margaret Funk, OSB: Silence Matters, Part Two (Episode 53)
The conclusion of our conversation with Sr. Mary Margaret Funk.

The conclusion of our conversation with Sr. Mary Margaret Funk.
Benedictine Sister (and interfaith activist) Mary Margaret Funk joins us from her convent in Indiana.
Part two of our conversation with "Blush" author Shirley Hershey Showalter.
Shirley Hershey Showalter invites us into the silence of a traditional Mennonite upbringing.
"Doesn't everything die at last, and too soon?" asks Mary Oliver, who recently died at the age of 83.
The conclusion of our richly contemplative conversation with zen poet Andō.
Andō — lay monastic, zen poet, and contemplative — joins us for a conversation rich with silence.
Richard Rohr sat down with Cassidy Hall in Chicago last month to record this informal conversation.
Our final episode of 2018, a time to reflect on our conversation about silence thus far.
Trappist monk and poet Br. Paul Quenon, OCSO returns to Encountering Silence.
Dr. Jacqueline Bussie is the author of Love Without Limits: Jesus' Radical Vision for Love with No Exceptions.
Kevin and Cassidy speak with Rebecca Bratten Weiss at the Terra Incognita conference.
David Cole embraces silence from within the heart of Celtic spirituality.
Christine Valters Paintner explores silence, contemplation, creativity, and living as a monk in the real world.
A conversation with poet, journalist and Benedictine Oblate Judith Valente.
British writer and educator Dr. Helen E. Lees explores topics such as education, silence and art.
Allison M. Sullivan, author of "Rock Paper Scissors" explores the intersection of silence and faith with us.
In this episode we conclude our interview with poet and essayist Kathleen Norris.
Cassidy Hall speaks with self-described "evangelist for poetry," Kathleen Norris .
The conclusion of our conversation with noted author and activist Parker J. Palmer.
Parker J. Palmer's lifetime of wisdom concerning silence and aging (part one of a two-part interview).
Cassidy Hall speaks with Trappist poet, photographer, and memoirist Br. Paul Quenon, OCSO.
Summer brings its own challenges and opportunities to bear on the human need for silence.
Stanford University professor Leah Weiss speaks about mindfulness in the workplace.
Cassidy Hall interviews author, retreat leader, and psychologist James Finley.
Anthropologist Paula Pryce describes her ethnographic research into the Christian contemplative community.
Kenneth Leong, reflects on how silence takes us beyond the limitations of doctrine, dogma, or religious culture.
A Conversation with Barbara A. Holmes, author of "Joy Unspeakable: Contemplative Practices of the Black Church."
After six months, Cassidy, Kevin and Carl reflect on the lessons and insight this podcast has provided.
Mirabai Starr muses on the profound relationship between silence, stillness and mystical love.