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The word “radicalization” and its cognate verbal forms, such as “radicalized” and “radicalizing,” have been in use for at least the past 25 years. They
There is no clearer example of how music and songs can be a means for resistance than the Gaza Birds Singing, a group of children
After 9/11/2001, the world changed for the Arab populations more than for anybody else. The criminal invasion of Iraq in 2003 provoked around 200,000 direct
I am very fond of the Anglican hymns written at the turn of the 20th century. I love their melodies, their harmonies, and even more
There are moments and times in human history when everything becomes tragically simple and clear. Rather than being invisible to the eyes — as in
I just came back home from leading a retreat in the beautiful city of Verona, Italy. As always — following Matthew’s teaching — my retreats
In recent years, more and more frequently I have heard activists talking about putting one’s own body “on the line,” which these days might literally
Last week on August 22 — which for Roman Catholics is the feast of Mary Queen of Peace — Pope Leo presided over a solemn
A contemporary of Saint Dominic, much less renowned than he, but even more radical in her bodily prayer, was Saint Christina, nicknamed “the Astonishing” (1150-1224),
Western Christianity is often considered the less embodied of all religious expressions of humankind. And for good reasons, starting with Saint Augustine reducing religion to
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