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Stephanie Duncan Smith

As seen in: Holding Nothing with Elena Brower, Liturgies for Parents, Sarah Bessey's Field Notes, Substack, The Holy Labor, The Soul Minimalist, SLANT LETTER, Unschool for Writers, Baker Publishing Group
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You are light in the darkness

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By Laura Kelly Fanucci, Stephanie Duncan Smith
| The Holy Labor
Want to do something good in the midst of everything terrible?Join our Compassion Brigade fundraiser for Catholic Relief Services. We’ve already raised over $34,000 to support the humanitarian work of CRS around the world that has been devastated by cuts to USAID. Special thanks to Meg Hunter-Kilmer, Rakhi McCormick, Julie Walsh, and Chris Damian who made this communal effort possible. We’ll keep the fundraiser going through Lent so folks can continue to support it with their almsgiving.
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home is a state of consciousness

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By Elena Brower, Barri Leiner Grant, Heather Haslem, Stephanie Duncan Smith
| Holding Nothing with Elena Brower
Walking onto the Pueblo plaza during a sunny, wintry Santa Fe Christmas afternoon snowfall, we notice the silence first. Hearing our footsteps crunching on the ground, we quietly cross the plaza to enter the church, then find a place to wait and sit.
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writing our grief

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By Elena Brower, Stephanie Duncan Smith
| Holding Nothing with Elena Brower
Boundless Emptiness, 2022. That night in our twenties at the Argentinian restaurant on Lafayette Street, we couldn’t have fathomed it, we four—Josh, Blake, Dana and me. Cornell brought us together, and a decade on, there we were, stealing glances in the loo, making dreamy promises, drinking more than any of us needed to. Everything was possible. We didn’t imagine that one day a decade later, Blake would jump out of a burning tower to his death on a regular Tuesday morning in 2001.
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