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In a Daily Meditation two days ago, I shared a new study that scientists called “shocking,” which tells the story of how young adults all
I am now in Orvieto, Italy, where I am on pilgrimage, one might say, to a place that was dear to Thomas Aquinas. I am leading
May 27, 2024: On the Origins of Joy: Who Is Our Beloved?Recently Matthew was being interviewed by Andrew Harvey on the topic of Joy. Andrew
Recently, I sat for an interview with Andrew Harvey for a course he is teaching on Joy. I have great respect for Andrew, who is busy
Yesterday we meditated on the sacrifice that Sister Dot and Alexei Navalny paid in their commitment to supporting peasant farmers and defending the Amazon Forest
One example of the power of human grace reinventing one’s work emerged recently in Iran when a 70-year-old operator of a fish market stall started
We have been meditating on the union of Joy and Justice. I offer the following question: Are fascists joyful? Is there joy in fascism? Fascism or
In our last DM, we celebrated Aquinas’s teaching that joy is born of love, and that “the only person who truly has joy is one
According to Aquinas, Joy is born of Love. That is why joy is an anchor when struggle, strife and suffering swirl all around us. Aquinas teaches
Joy is bigger than and deeper than humans hating one another and themselves and even Mother Earth. Joy trumps our sadness when we can learn to
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