
Julian of Norwich: Inventor of the Word Enjoy
Julian of Norwich, the first woman to write a book in English, invented the word enjoy. She insists that “the fullness of joy is our birthright”—and it
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Julian of Norwich, the first woman to write a book in English, invented the word enjoy. She insists that “the fullness of joy is our birthright”—and it

Yesterday we promised to take a short respite from our meditations on the dark side including the toxic masculine and the rise of authoritarianism that

I shared in a recent DM how writing my book The Pope’s War forced me to study Opus Dei and other extreme right organizations that

Instead of male clergy raging against abortion and thinking they have been anointed to tell women what they can and cannot do with their bodies,

New Supreme Court justice Amy Barrett gave a speech not long ago wanting to assure the American public that “we [Supreme Court judges] are not

The supreme court is poised to tell all American women that the government, in their name, has control over their bodies. The court has never

Supreme Court Justice Sotomayer, one of the few members of the Supreme Court who has ever been pregnant, warned yesterday of a “stench” of distrust

Some people are uncomfortable hearing about Opus Dei and prefer to contemplate more peaceful matters. I understand that, but true spirituality both celebrates the beautiful

We have been discussing the sacred masculine at least since the trial and acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse and the subsequent exploiting of that teenager’s story

In these times of out-of-control toxic masculinity on display in the social media, far right news, in pockets of Congress itself, and fully on display
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