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Each Sunday, we are offering a brief summary of the meditations from the previous week, as a kind of “index” inviting you to return to
A few DM’s ago, we posed the question of whether the idea of democracy is a “sacred” term. What I think we can agree on
In a chapter on “Politics and Religion,” Albert Nolan, as for many theologians who followed him, reminds us that the fact that Jesus was executed on
I am recalling my encounter with my Dominican brother Albert Nolan on the occasion of my dismissal from the Order under pressure from Cardinal Ratzinger,
Yesterday South African Dominican Albert Nolan died peacefully in his sleep at the age of 86. Who was Albert Nolan? Albert Nolan was a theologian and
There is always a danger of overusing and thereby abusing the word “sacred.” On the other hand, it is a necessary and precious word. Is it applicable
On Saturday we meditated on “cataclysms.” There are plenty in circulation these days. Consider the fact that the previous president knowingly and in a premeditated
Each Sunday, we are offering a brief summary of the meditations from the previous week, as a kind of “index” inviting you to return to
In the face of climate change and profound challenges to the survival of Mother Earth as we know her, and to the survival of democracy
Meister Eckhart says that “God is the denial of denial.” If politicians are in profound denial about, say climate change, or the insurrection of January
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