
Julian on the Spiritual Practice of Seeking out Goodness
For my part, the inaugural festivities of yesterday did not disappoint. I recall many years ago, when I was in my early twenties and JFK
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For my part, the inaugural festivities of yesterday did not disappoint. I recall many years ago, when I was in my early twenties and JFK

A new administration, committed to competence and caring, with leadership by a president-elect who is very experienced in national government and a vice president-elect who

The time of an inauguration of a new president and vice president is a commencement—a beginning, and with a new beginning there arises hope. Fresh

To speak of wisdom is to demonstrate another direction humanity can move beyond the patriarchal stuckness of raw knowledge alone. Wisdom is what happens when

Clearly Julian is not tiptoeing through the tulips—even as she says: “All will be well, all manner of things will be well.” This is while

Julian of Norwich tells us that in life we “experience a wondrous mixture of well and woe” and that “this mingling of both well and

We have been meditating for over a week on the sad and dangerous happenings in the nation’s capital on January 6, Epiphany, 2021. We have

We are meditating on Truth and its opposite. The Cosmic Christ dwells in each of us and declares: “I am the Way, the Truth and

In his important study On Tyranny, Timothy Snyder alerts us that the first stage of tyranny is an “open hostility” to verifiable facts. A study

Politicians frequently have a problem with truth and lies. Herod did, as we have seen. So too did Pontius Pilate, who asked Jesus before he
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