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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
I am writing this DM on the Feast Day of St. Brigid of the Celts so you will receive it a day after. It was
Apropos of the call for new versions of the “Hail Mary” prayer, I received a video teaching* from Aramaic scholar Neil Douglas Klotz. I am
In addition to the “Hail Mary” that is built on the Annunciation scene in the gospels, one can also meditate on Mary’s own prayer which
We have proposed a new Hail Mary prayer that is also a more ancient one: Hail Mary, full of grace,the Lord is with you, untroubled
We are meditating on the original, 12th century, version of the “Hail Mary” prayer of the Middle Ages, which goes like this: Hail Mary, full
Psychologist Otto Rank defines “soul” as “rebirth” and interprets all of human history as a quest for immortality, a quest that drove the building of
David Palladin continues his reflections on shamanhood and dying when he says: We have the privilege of serving others, of reaching out to them. We can
We are considering lessons that surround death. We saw in yesterday’s meditation how M. C. Richards, on hearing of her pending death, challenges head on
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