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I have always had a lot of thoughts and hopes about community. I also became a community leader and enjoyed such a role for a

Assuming that the goal of spiritual life is wholeness (see yesterday’s DM), it remains to be seen how such a goal can be obtained. Looking

In recent years, there are two words that have captured my attention when it comes to the description of the spiritual journey. They are wholeness

Today it the feast of St. John the Baptist. Besides Jesus and Mary, he is the only figure which the ecclesiastical tradition has deemed worthy

The 85th anniversary of the death of Evelyn Underhill passed this week without much fanfare, which she would have disliked anyway. “Quiet,” in fact, might

The Mass in its essence is a celebration of life. It is feast, thanksgiving, memorial, communion, compassion, cosmic joy. Its history goes back to the

Giving ritual such a place of honor as both Matthew Fox and the present writer have done in our last few DMs raises a number

Among the comments that we received about the recent series of DMs on ritual, two critiques caught my attention in particular: (1) Ritual for ritual’s sake

In his major work The Coming of the Cosmic Christ, Matthew Fox explains the six principles that he has adopted for planning and leading rituals:

During my recent retreat in Sardinia (see yesterday’s DM), I experienced again the tremendous power of ritual action. A Gospel verse comes to mind: “Endeavor
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