Tregenna Hill: Altars and Allegories are love poems cutting through and across the many layers of love: personal, historical, religious, and philosophical; an elegy to the beginnings and ends, to the untranslatable moments in time which contain all that is Good and Beautiful. At the altar before God and human intimacy, there remains the gentle yet brutal yoking of eros and agape with innocence, ecstasy, confession, newness, temporality, death, and surrender.

Caitlin Smith Gilson is professor of philosophy at University of Holy Cross, New Orleans, visiting professor of philosophy at Pontificia Universita della Santa Croce, in Rome, Italy. She is author of multiple books and associate editor of The New Ressourcement journal through wordonfire.org.