There’s no true newness In renewing traditions. If we as a people are called to accept change, Then such gatherings and conventions as church Should ponder anew The possibilities of conforming To accepting that a deity like the Holy Spirit Cannot be contained to a breviary Or even within walls for that matter. I’m not necessarily promoting any sort of evangelism, But elevating ecumenism And a grand renewal of what it means For those confined to the guilt and shame That can come from church catechism, church magisterium, Church this-and-that To have their own way of approaching spirituality. Let’s all be Richard Rohrs and St. Francises, Not rebuilding a church, But disassembling a building That separates believers of faith. If we are all friends, Why do we hide behind walls? Can we not bear What other brethren might believe? Let’s combust the world, Scorching sameness, Fueling newness.
There really needs to be reform particularly in the Catholic church. I'm Catholic and I know what I have experienced; it's like one church I go to seems more institutionalized while another a gateway to easy friendships. Again, church poem though it may seem, please perceive how you like; the sky's the limit with imagination!