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Sister Dorothy Stang taught us a lot by her decisions and her actions—even the short reference from her brother about her washing her clothes in
I am sharing a letter from David Stang, Sister Dorothy’s brother, which I began in yesterday’s DM. We then went to the Lawyers’ plush building
Today is both Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day. An interesting combination. On the one hand, we are reminded of our mortality; and on the other, we
Sister Dorothy’s story continues to spread. A recent article named “The Amazing Grace of Sr. Dorothy Stang,”* tells us that she “chose to live in extreme
Our Saturday DM was dedicated to two great souls who were each committed, in their own way and on their own continents, to love, justice,
We continue our meditations on the return of the Divine Feminine by way of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as both Andrew Harvey and Leonardo
We have been meditating on a revolution in values that the return of the Divine Feminine represents. Such archetypes as Mary and the Black Madonna carry
In yesterday’s DM we meditated on a “revolution in values” that is symbolized by moving from Patriarchy’s preoccupations with power-over to a Biblically grounded power-with,
The Divine Mother represents a revolution in values. We need a revolution in values. We have been running on patriarchal “values” for long enough, values that
We are meditating on St. Brigid within the context of the “Magnificat” and the original 12th century “Hail Mary.” Instead of dwelling on patriarchy’s labeling
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