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As part of his consciousness of deep ecumenism, 15th century scientist, humanist and Rhineland mystic Nicolas of Cusa laments wars between religions. He offers a
Thomas Merton’s book on Ishi: A Meditation begins with the following stark words: Genocide is a new word. Perhaps the word is new because technology
Let us this July 4th look for medicine that can heal our ailing species that is busy threatening itself and other beings on our planet
True spirituality begins where the Bible begins—with the universe, with creation, with all that exists. Not with the human alone but within a larger context.
In the African tradition, the appropriate response to our union with sacred creation is to celebrate it through music, ritual, poetry, dance. Dona Marimba Richards
This weekend we celebrate the first national holiday of Juneteenth, the culmination of the freedom of slaves in the USA (on paper at least). It
The goings-on in the streets of America and beyond has been an education for white people, especially to wake up to the reality of 500
In his book, Ishi Means Man, which included a Forward by Dorothy Day, Catholic monk Thomas Merton expressed admiration for indigenous rituals such as a
In stark contrast to the narcissism and arrogance of the Discovery Doctrine ideology that so conveniently paved the way for European empires to invade indigenous
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