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My cousin Paolo died two days ago. We celebrated his funeral today. At communion, we sang a hymn whose words go back to the 14th
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My cousin Paolo died two days ago. We celebrated his funeral today. At communion, we sang a hymn whose words go back to the 14th

The shameful and tragic display of domination that we are witnessing today in the world is changing our spiritual landscape, simply because nobody who engages

Even though I live in the countryside, I am not becoming a misanthrope. Four days a week, I drive to the nearby city. Serendipitously, a

Last week, I moved to an old farmhouse that I am renovating. I decided that enough rooms were ready and enough comfort was available already.

Silence and silent meditation are amongst the most precious human activities. They are enjoyed in all cultures and religions, though at times they are treated

Having clarified that you are not referring to mystery novels, but still being a theologian who talks about mystery, you are most likely going to

As a theologian, I am interested in “God” and everything thereunto connected. No surprise here. I am supposed to articulate a discourse (logos, from which

Yesterday, we published a poem that truly gushed out of me on Sunday morning. I don’t think of myself as a poet. Yet the disturbing

I am broken by the beauty of the worldby pain exploding in the midst of lifeand by the sheer goodness of the peoplemarching and singing.

At the time of my writing this piece, Donald Trump is expected in Davos, Switzerland, where the Western World leaders are waiting for him. You
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