
The Sacredness of Our Work, continued
We continue our meditation on the sacredness of work and how we all, when we do good work, are midwives of grace and therefore priests
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We continue our meditation on the sacredness of work and how we all, when we do good work, are midwives of grace and therefore priests

In the conclusion and epilogue to my book, The Reinvention of Work, I take up the topic of our work as sacrament. I propose resetting work in

Part of MAGA lore and ideology is to dismiss all talk of “toxic masculinity” as “woke” thinking. In my first edition of my book, Trump

We are continuing our meditation with Patrice Mersault, who tells us he recently joined a gathering of “young Leftists” discussing “democratic socialism” and what it

In yesterday’s DM, we lamented the latest mortal sin committed by the current MAGA administration against the sacredness of Mother Earth and her valued creatures.

I was inspired by the recent death of Brendan Doyle, a musician and early teacher in the creation spirituality movement, to recall some of his

In a time as fraught with despair and evil as ours, the need to remember the everyday presence of divine beauty becomes ever more important

I was pleased to see Gianluigi Gugliametto’s recent daily meditations that pick up on Brendan Doyle’s insights about music, including liturgical music, in our time.

Headlines in the Guardian on July 4 read: “Washington DC’s Fourth of July Parade Canceled due to Soaring Temperatures.” There is bad news daily on the eco-front

Last week I devoted my DMs to two persons who died recently: Buddhist teacher Robert Thurman and musician Brendan Doyle. Regarding Thurman, the other two
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