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Rebecca Moon Ruark

Rebecca Moon Ruark’s spiritual writing has appeared at the Dappled Things blog, Vita Poetica Journal and Prescence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry. An essay she started in the Catholic Storytelling Workshop, about being a Mass cantor, was recently published by America. She lives with her family in Maryland.

Resources by Rebecca Moon Ruark

A Light in the Darkness: Taizé for Advent
The Taizé prayer service mirrored some of the Ignatian principles — peaceful contemplation, prayer and community-building — that enrich our spiritual lives.
Horror as Dissonance: The Catholic Imagination at Halloween
More than compatible with the Catholic imagination, horror stories might be essential to the Catholic imagination.
Celebrating the Ordinary in Sacramental Preparation
As her sons complete their journey to confirmation, a mother prays that they will raise their heads to meet God in the mundane.
The Mystery Is the Point: A Catholic Storytelling Experience
To write fiction is to have an escape hatch, to travel to a different plane, if only in my mind.
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