Leslye's Labyrinth — LESLYE COLVIN

Leslye's Labyrinth

". . . writing from my African-American Catholic heart. . ."

Getting in Good Trouble

Leslye ColvinJuly 22, 2020John Lewis, good trouble, necessary troubleComment

I Didn't Break The Cookie Jar

Leslye ColvinJuly 20, 2020Comment

Intention

Leslye ColvinJuly 16, 2020Comment

Your Heart Outweighs Your Heritage

Leslye ColvinJuly 15, 2020heritage, southern heritageComment

Matilda McCrear: The Last Living Survivor of the Transatlantic Slave Trade

Leslye ColvinJuly 14, 2020Black Lives Matter, Matilda McCrear, chattel slavery, slave tradeComment

I Confess

Leslye ColvinJuly 8, 2020Confiteor, I confess, racial justice, reconciliationComment

The Questions of My Exhaustion

Leslye ColvinJuly 7, 2020Comment

Thank you, Sally Field

Leslye ColvinJuly 5, 2020Sally Field, chattel slavery, cotton, enslavementComment

My Anger

Leslye ColvinJuly 1, 2020Pax Christi, culture of violence, gun safety, nonviolenceComment

Gratitude to Anima Vox

Leslye ColvinJune 28, 2020Comment

American Vias Dolorosa

Leslye ColvinJune 27, 2020via dolorosaComment

The Legacy of Their Names

Leslye ColvinJune 24, 2020First NationsComment

Broadening Perspectives

Leslye ColvinJune 23, 2020Andrew Jackson, Creek Trail of Tears, Trail of Tears Comment

Where Are You, Class of 1976?

Leslye ColvinJune 21, 2020Comment

The Intersection Between the Heart of Christ and Juneteenth

Leslye ColvinJune 19, 2020 Comment

Tension and Hope

Leslye ColvinJune 15, 2020Comment

John Newton’s Amazing Grace

Leslye ColvinJune 11, 2020Amazing Grace, Black Lives MatterComment

Moving Beyond Weariness

Leslye ColvinJune 9, 2020Black Lives MatterComment

Planting Seeds or Not

Leslye ColvinJune 8, 2020prejudice, racism Comment

Rising Above the Cacophony

Leslye ColvinJune 7, 2020George Floyd, John Coltrane, Mary Lou Williams, National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Thomas MertonComment