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Julian recognizes the incarnation, what she calls the “leap of God” into human form and history, to be a deeply motherly act, an act of
Julian of Norwich lived through the worst pandemic in European history, the bubonic plague of the 14th century. Unlike many of her contemporaries (and ours),
Two days ago, we meditated on racism, focusing on racism against Asians that has become more pronounced the past few years in America but which
NOTE: The Response to our altered weekend format a few days ago was so positive that the DM team has made the decision to extend
Sister Joan Chittister calls Mary Magdalene “an important icon for the 21st Century” who urges women to listen to the call of Christ over the
We have been meditating lately on the “ground of being” and the feminist dimension to that divine title. Hildegard of Bingen astounds us when, 150
Meister Eckhart, upending centuries of neo-platonic tainted dualistic religious teaching, said simply, “nature is grace.” His brother Thomas Aquinas, said, “The greatness of the human
A shaman lives in two worlds at once. Poet Bill Everson speaks of the link shamans have with the Animal Powers and recognizes Christ’s relationship
The Jewish mystical work, the Zohar, teaches: “Now since a person’s real work in this world is the work of the Blessed Holy One, one
Julian’s fierce commitment to the divine feminine and deep love for the divine mother seems to stand in broad opposition to the oppression of women
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