The Green Man Archetype, continued
Matthew Fox
August 4, 2026
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
Archives
Trees in the Bible
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
August 1, 2026
In the collection of ancient books that we call the Bible, trees are mostly presented as symbols of life, prosperity, and fruitfulness. They are recognized
The Hysterical Masculinity of Hegseth, Trump & MAGA
Matthew Fox
July 27, 2026
Part of MAGA lore and ideology is to dismiss all talk of “toxic masculinity” as “woke” thinking. In my first edition of my book, Trump
Week of 6/29-7/4/2026: Thurman, Doyle, Guglielma, & America
Daily Meditations Team
July 5, 2026
This is a summary of the previous week’s daily meditations. Some are written by Matthew Fox (MF) and some are written by his colleague, Gianluigi
God as a Woman
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
July 2, 2026
In the year 1300, a Catholic nun by the name of Maifreda was burnt at the stake in the public square in the city of
The Latest News from the Exciting Spiritual Journey of Andrew Harvey
Matthew Fox
May 25, 2026
This past week I received news from Andrew Harvey, a good friend and co-worker of mine in the field of a renewed spirituality, one that
Mother’s Day 2026: Gaia & Colbert Birthing the Art of Laughter
Matthew Fox
May 9, 2026
A Blessed Mother’s Day to all mothers, grandmothers, and great grandmothers this year, 2026! Where would we all be without you? Bringing new life into
Hopkins: “The Blessed Virgin Compared to the Air We Breathe,” Part II
Matthew Fox
April 1, 2026
Yesterday we shared the first part of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poem comparing Mary to the air we breathe. Here we share the second part with a
Week of 3/23-28/26: America, No Kings, Sardinia, Archbp Mullally
Daily Meditations Team
March 29, 2026
This is a summary of the previous week’s daily meditations. Some are written by Matthew Fox (MF) and some are written by his colleague, Gianluigi
She Was Enthroned
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
March 27, 2026
Until she was the Bishop of London, she did not make the news very much. Still, after she was chosen as Archbishop of Canterbury —
