Graham Murtaugh is a second-year student in the Master of Arts in Counseling and Psychology program at The Seattle School. He is a maker of poetry, collaborative art, liturgies, a mean pozolé, differences, joyful noises, soccer-related hollering, grimaces, and occasional messes. If you want to make a thing together, email graham.murtaugh@theseattleschool.edu; if you want to see more of his work, head to theliturgists.com or grahammurtaugh.com.
At the end of a long, often divisive and tragic year, the simplicity of the nativity—the shepherds and wise men, the lowing cattle—might feel insufficient. Here, Graham Murtaugh, a second-year MA in Counseling Psychology student, shares a beautiful reflection, part prayer and part plea, for that baby in the manger. Baby, I’m not sure I […]
At The Seattle School, we are fundamentally committed to educating, training, and equipping individuals who approach interactions with others with wisdom, creativity, courage, and compassion—especially when national news begins to feel like a parade of tragedy and injustice, when the need for healing relationships is more profound than ever. Here, Graham Murtaugh, a second-year MA […]