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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2021 · 23 MIN

013 - Confession Interrupted

from The Commentary · host J. MARK BERTRAND

To read Cameron’s poem and see Zach’s accompanying painting, visit the Vanora Project online here: https://www.vanoraproject.com/works/remember-i-the-end-of-confession The exhibition of their work at Coffea Roasterie in downtown Sioux Falls begins May 2 and runs through Summer 2021.

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In this special episode, Mark asks Cameron about the church experience that inspired a poem he wrote: “The End of Confession.” Why is there always more sin left to confess when the moment of silence is over, and what does the interruption of pardon teach us about God’s grace? Our commenters unpack the collaboration between poet and painter embodied in Cameron’s Vanora Project, and tell you how to experience the art for yourself.

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