Eugen Drewermann
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
September 11, 2026
Eugen Drewermann is a Jungian scholar and analyst as well as a brilliant academic theologian. He is known for his interpretation of the Bible from
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Hildegard as a Theologian
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
August 21, 2026
Even though she was an abbess, not a simple nun, Hildegard of Bingen (1098 – 1179) had to be very careful when she, as a
Nothing can Prevent a Woman from Loving
Gianluigi Gugliermetto
November 22, 2025
While Mechtild of Magdeburg might well have influenced Dante concerning the imaginary shape of Purgatory (see DM Nov. 21), another woman is remembered as the
A Revised “Hail Mary” & A New Cosmology Banish Despair
Matthew Fox
January 30, 2024
We have proposed a new Hail Mary prayer that is also a more ancient one: Hail Mary, full of grace,the Lord is with you, untroubled
From Introspection & Guilt to Cosmic Awareness & Celebration
Matthew Fox
September 8, 2023
Yesterday we considered St. Augustine’s role in establishing the introspective conscience of the West at the expense of the idea of divinization as taught in Eastern Christianity.
The Danger of the “Introspective Conscience”
Matthew Fox
September 7, 2023
Frederick Turner, in his important study of the history of the Americas from the point of view of Native Americans, Beyond Geography, points out that ours
The Via Positiva–What We Can Learn From the Works of Creation
Richard Reich-Kuykendall
July 26, 2023
All of the quotations today come from the book that started it all: Original Blessing, lauded as one of the “20 books that changed the world” in
The Times of Julian of Norwich, continued
Matthew Fox
May 2, 2020
We continue our lead up to meditations on Julian of Norwich who lived through the bubonic plague and its many waves throughout her life. It
