A secret garden in the middle of the city; a place of refuge for Ana's Hummingbirds, Redtail Hawks, and USF's Jesuit Community. A place of reflection overlooking the Golden Gate. A place where a 56 year old Jesuit priest and professor of art and architecture gardens, both physically and metaphorically, contemplating the seasons, change, beauty, ambiguity, and meaning in the midst of a complex city and an equally complicated life.This blog is about life in dialogue with a garden, a city, a university, a faith and faith in general.
8 comments:
Love the falcon!
Greg
This garden sounds absolutely wonderful. Is it open to all visitors?
Beautiful! I love your poetic writing and will look forward to coming back to your blog soon.
Very nice image inluded in your posting! Does your garden attract an abundance of bees? We are noticing a scarcity of bees in our Walnut Creek garden.
The Jesuit Garden is a lovely place to visit.
Stan: lots of bumblebees, but not as many honey bees as years ago. I'm told that in olden days, there was specific lone mountain honey.
Is that a chicken??? I mean a free-range one, of course.
i look forward to reading this blog.
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