Aquinas on the Common Good – Continued
Matthew Fox
June 14, 2020
The common good is a value arising anew on our streets as thousands of citizens bear witness to injustice by marching in protest at the
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King, Gandhi and Aquinas on Civil Disobedience
Matthew Fox
June 13, 2020
We are turning to the thirteenth century spiritual and scientific genius, Thomas Aquinas, as a wisdom guide for our troubled times. Yesterday we meditated on
Marching for the Common Good, continued
Matthew Fox
June 12, 2020
People are marching in protest in hope of a turnaround in human consciousness and in our Daily Meditations we are calling on the wisdom of
Aquinas and King on Justice and the Common Good
Matthew Fox
June 11, 2020
We are living through upheavals in our souls and society brought on by the triple emergencies I call the “3 C’s”: coronavirus; climate change; and
Silent No More: Finding One’s Prophetic Voice
Matthew Fox
June 10, 2020
We are meditating on the sacramental dimension to people finding a common voice, a common call against injustice, while marching in solidarity to express their
Marching as Sacrament, Finding One’s Voice
Matthew Fox
June 9, 2020
There is a collective voice, a prophetic voice (pro-pheto means to speak out in Greek) when one marches in a group process. Grace ensues. Mantras
The Sacrament of Marching for Truth and Justice
Matthew Fox
June 8, 2020
Why are people marching every night in so many cities across the country and across the world? Surely it is because an i-phone captured the
The Sacrament of Marching and Protesting
Matthew Fox
June 7, 2020
Religious tradition defines a sacrament as an outward symbol that bestows grace. Is marching in protest with others an outward symbol that bestows grace? I
Racial Violence & Our Masculinity Crisis
Matthew Fox
June 6, 2020
We are undergoing a crisis in masculinity that shows itself in abject murder in the streets (one can only imagine what is going on in
Crackpot Christianity Jumps on Board with the Dominator-in-chief
Matthew Fox
June 5, 2020
I have long maintained that we should call Crackpot Christianity by its name. The subversion of gospel values of justice and compassion in favor of
