The Wild Reed

Thoughts & interests of a queer seeker of the Divine Presence;
of a “soul dancer,” seeking to embody with grace and verve
the mystico-prophetic spiritual tradition

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Jason Johnson on Stan Lee’s Revolutionary Legacy

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“More than any other golden age comic creator, Lee’s characters put blackness and the black experience at the forefront.” Over at The Ro...
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Sunday, November 11, 2018

Quote of the Day

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T he youngest Americans who arguably defended their nation from a real threat to its shores are in their nineties, and soon there won’t be a...
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Photo of the Day

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Image: Michael J. Bayly. See also the previous Wild Reed posts: • Finn's View of November's "Deepening Cold" • Win...
Saturday, November 10, 2018

Acts of Love . . . Carl's and Mine

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You may recall that for my birthday last month I shared the late, great Carl Anderson 's song "Love Is," the closing track f...
Friday, November 09, 2018

Finn's View of November's "Deepening Cold"

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True, it's not actually winter yet . . . but it sure does look and feel like it today here in Minnesota. Noted Star Tribune meteoro...
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Michael J. Bayly
Born and raised in Australia, I now reside in the U.S. where from 2003-2015 I served as the executive coordinator of the Catholic Pastoral Committee on Sexual Minorities (CPCSM). During this time I also helped found both The Progressive Catholic Voice and the Catholic Coalition for Church Reform.

I established The Wild Reed in 2006 as a sign of solidarity with all who are dedicated to living lives of integrity – though, in particular, with gay people seeking to be true to both the gift of their sexuality and their Catholic faith. The Wild Reed's original by-line read, “Thoughts and reflections from a progressive, gay, Catholic perspective.” As you can see, it reads differently now. This is because my journey has, in many ways, taken me beyond, or perhaps better still, deeper into the realities that the words “progressive,” “gay,” and “Catholic” seek to describe.
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