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The month of December began with a celebration of Hanukkah, a Festival of Lights that commemorates the marvels or miracles of a candle that burned
A friend of mine, also an Episcopal priest, Father Peter Carey of New York City, forwarded me this story about the origin of Bishop Tutu’s
Today, Archbishop Tutu of South Africa died at the age of 90. He was a champion of the struggle for justice in circumstances that were
The Christmas story as we know it is not found in Mark, the first Gospel. Nor in John, the last Gospel. Nor in Paul’s epistles,
To speak of the Christ being born in all of us all the time, as Eckhart spoke of in our Christmas Eve DM yesterday, is
Christmas is many things. That is its power and its invitation. It opens up avenues for archetypes galore to seize us and transform ourselves and
Recently I received a letter from Leonardo Boff, the liberation theologian from Brazil who has written a fine new book that looks back—and forward—on his
Jungian analyst Dr. Anthony Stevens has written about the kind of personality that goes with fascism and in doing so, I believe, offers insight about
How we understand masculinity has profound social as well as personal ramifications. The rise of fascism and authoritarianism is a failure in masculinity with dire
January 6, with its flood of lies and violence flashed for us on live TV, what the opposite of masculinity is. It highlighted cowardly,
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