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We have been meditating on God as Love and Compassion and Justice. Another way to say this is that when we are busy loving or doing
Rabbi Heschel cautions that it is not enough to have a regard for the Ground of Being. We must also have “concern for the unregarded.” This is
In the season of Aquinas’s feast day, I am sharing a poem I gathered from Aquinas’s sentences that form the chapter titles of my recent
Advent, as we considered a few weeks ago, is not just about humanity waiting to celebrate the birth of Jesus around 2000 years ago. It is also
Many people tuned in online from around the country to Peter Gabel’s memorial service last week, myself included. I learned so much from the sharing
When anger and rage and resentment and violence are prominent in politics and the media, when they are “in the air,” one can readily question
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
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
Cosmologist Brian Swimme tells us that the great news of our time is the evolutionary story in which we come to realize that we humans are
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