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Complexity is hardly a word associated with spirituality. Its opposite, “simplicity,” often is. Having a simple heart, simplifying one’s lifestyle, and so on and so
Hildegard of Bingen (1098 – 1179) is the first Western woman in history whose name is recorded as a composer. That alone would make her
Many accolades are arriving from all over the world from presidents, fellow entertainers, and ordinary folks on the occasion of the passing of Dolly Parton.
A recent interview with Arthur Brooks offered many insights on issues of our time that enrich Creation Spirituality and vice versa. Brooks identifies as a
There is a silver lining and some Good News in America’s march to fascism. Allow me to explain myself in this meditation and some that
The clutches of neoliberalism are always vile, yet they can be overt or subtle. We need to understand both kinds if we want to wage
We are meditating on the archetype of the Green Man, who is often depicted with a beard that surrounds his head like a wreath, and
I came quite late to think about trees — at least consciously — so I am no expert at all in the matter. But I
It is called the “lamp island” because in ancient times Phoenicians and Greeks — and maybe Sards — left some outposts on this tiny spread
As yesterday, Gianluigi chose today’s videos to complement his theological reflections. Enjoy! We are examining liturgical music, following a prompt by Brendan Doyle (see yesterday’s DM).
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