Tania Márquez

Rev. Tania, wearing a black clergy robe and purple stole, smiles in front of a textured brick wall.

Rev. Tania Yadira Márquez (she/ella) is an ordained UU minister, Spiritual Director, and Hospital Chaplain. Her ministry is influenced by her immigrant and fronteriza experiences. Tania strongly believes in the healing power of words, movement, community, and ritual.

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Braver/Wiser

A Latinx mother and daughter embracing while cooking in the kitchen at home
Communion and Sustenance

Tania Márquez

From Braver/Wiser
Food carries the love, wisdom, and stories of survival of a people.
A crowd of people in México in a posada procession outdoors.
Leading Las Posadas

Tania Márquez

From Braver/Wiser
Every time we open ourselves to one another, we become more human.
A Latinx mother crouches down to adjust her small child's backpack straps, smiling lovingly.
To Bless and Be Blessed

Tania Márquez

From Braver/Wiser
Blessing something or someone is a way of expressing my gratitude and reverence for them.
A hand holding a censer, in which burning copal incense releases smoke.
The Unexpected Sacredness of Things

Tania Márquez

From Braver/Wiser
Every time I find the sacred unexpectedly, I am filled with awe and surprise.
The stub of a lit taper candle burns brightly on a bed of cempasúchil, or Mexican marigolds.
A Thousand Voices

Tania Márquez

From Braver/Wiser
The dead aren’t really dead; their stories are perpetually being told by the world around us.

WorshipWeb

Vines cross and intertwine themselves on a tree trunk
Our Lives Intersect and Intertwine

Tania Márquez

From WorshipWeb
Let us marvel at the miracle of being here, right now.
An abstract pattern of paint, with bright orange, dark blue, and white.
Witnesses of the World / Testigos del mundo

Tania Márquez

From WorshipWeb
It is now, when we are called to act on our values, not to hide, not to fear, but to be bold and loud.
A line of footprints in sand
Call from the Past, Present, and Future

Tania Márquez

From WorshipWeb
In the weaving of our story to the web of life, we must remember that we must not cut the strings, for there are others coming after us.
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Do Not Fear Agitation

Tania Márquez

From WorshipWeb
Do not fear agitation, for agitation is the rhythm of life itself; to be put into motion, to be stirred....
Commissioning of RE Teachers

Katie Romano Griffin, Tania Márquez

From WorshipWeb
Minister: The cultural and ethnical diversity in our region shapes our mission of providing religious education that is meaningful and relevant to our...

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