Steven Shakespeare is Professor of Continental Philosophy of Religion at Liverpool Hope University and an Anglican priest. He is the author of The Earth Cries Glory: Daily Prayer with Creation. He is a member of the Sodality of Mary, an inclusive association for Anglo-Catholic clergy whose Patron is the Archbishop of York.

'I welcome this rich contribution to the growing revival of poetry for the Christian Calendar. Steven Shakespeare’s deft and mellifluous poetry is in touch not only with the riches of Christian scripture and liturgy but also with the earlier creation spirituality of these islands…. This will be an excellent resource for any church whose liturgy follows the pattern of the Christian year.'

Steven Shakespeare is Professor of Continental Philosophy of Religion at Liverpool Hope University and an Anglican priest. He is the author of The Earth Cries Glory: Daily Prayer with Creation. He is a member of the Sodality of Mary, an inclusive association for Anglo-Catholic clergy whose Patron is the Archbishop of York.

'I welcome this rich contribution to the growing revival of poetry for the Christian Calendar. Steven Shakespeare’s deft and mellifluous poetry is in touch not only with the riches of Christian scripture and liturgy but also with the earlier creation spirituality of these islands…. This will be an excellent resource for any church whose liturgy follows the pattern of the Christian year.'

Steven Shakespeare is Professor of Continental Philosophy of Religion at Liverpool Hope University and an Anglican priest. He is the author of The Earth Cries Glory: Daily Prayer with Creation. He is a member of the Sodality of Mary, an inclusive association for Anglo-Catholic clergy whose Patron is the Archbishop of York.

'I welcome this rich contribution to the growing revival of poetry for the Christian Calendar. Steven Shakespeare’s deft and mellifluous poetry is in touch not only with the riches of Christian scripture and liturgy but also with the earlier creation spirituality of these islands…. This will be an excellent resource for any church whose liturgy follows the pattern of the Christian year.'