I am gradually populating this page with links to papers, talks and blogs relating to my theological activities and outputs. My work is increasingly shaped by the conviction that theological voices should be confined neither to ivory towers nor to cloisters and pews, but should contribute to the public forum in a way that enriches, challenges and engages with the language and concerns of everyday life. That's why I find so much joy in writing novels and pieces that avoid confessionalism and approach theology obliquely through the existential questions and challenges that constitute the heart of the thelogical quest, and the fleeting joys that alight upon us as we make our difficult journey through life.

  
This page is for those who want a more direct engagement with my theological reflections, which are written from the perspective of a Catholic theologian with feminist and literary leanings, but above all with a hunger to explore the nooks and crannies of language where mystery hides, not in the gaps but in the creases and folds, in the fractals which allow meaning to emerge in seemingly infinite possibilities of interpretation.