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On a recent Friday night, I recorded some of the sounds, songs and screams from the Singing Shabbat gathering that my wife Anique, who is Catholic, and I attended along with a number of other interfaith families.
The recordings were for an audio essay on being an interfaith family. It is a model for the audio essay project I am assigning my college students.
Editor's note: If viewed on Youtube, an interactive transcript of the audio essay is available. Go to the video's page and click on the "interactive transcript" button below the video.
Josh Olivier-Mason is a PhD Candidate in English at Boston College where he currently teaches first-year writing. He is also the Managing Editor for Religion and the Arts.
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