Some of these are more famous for work in other genres, such as the novelists Diane Glancy, Walter Wangerin, or John Updike.
These poets represent a wide variety of political positions: liberal (Daniel Berrigan), radical (Ernesto Cardenal), and conservative (J. Bottum).  Many of these poets famously converted midcourse in life, such as T.S. Eliot and W.H. Auden; others, rather late in life, such as John Berryman; and others converted only to later abandon the Church, such as Robert Lowell.  Some of these are more famous for work in other genres, such as the novelists Diane Glancy, Walter Wangerin, or John Updike.