Archives
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
There has been a resurgence of interest regarding the effects of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) on the brain, and particularly on its connection with spirituality,
Meditating upon prayer and the four paths, I realize that in our historical moment it is especially the via negativa that must be made present
Receive Matthew Fox's Daily Meditation by subscribing below:
