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Mark Griffin

Mark Griffin is Professor of Spanish at Oklahoma City University. He was born and raised in Mexico, where his parents served as career missionaries. He is co-author of Living on the Borders: What the Church Can Learn from Ethnic Immigrant Cultures (Brazos Press, 2004) and has written articles on modern Latin American and Spanish literature.

LONG FORM: But I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For

Mark Griffin   |  August 23, 2023

Confessions of an Augustinian Quaker

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Searching for Braver Angels

Mark Griffin   |  July 3, 2023

In praise of dissent

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Our New Ellis Islands

Mark Griffin   |  January 24, 2023

When an immigrant becomes a neighbor, a truer story comes into view—and a truer hope

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LONG FORM: Unfinished Business

Mark Griffin   |  November 23, 2022

A case for a modest American patriotism (with some help from Mexico)

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