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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
To commit to Joy and Justice and Celebration, as Barbara Ehrenreich does, is to commit to Compassion. As Meister Eckhart tells us, “what happens to another, whether it
Building community is what politics is really about. People seeing what is missing in society and banding together to do something about it. From injustice
Another dimension to abortion that needs to be named at this time in history is the new appeal of authoritarianism or fascism. Susan Sontag defines
The context for talking about Roe vs Wade can get so muddled that little sunshine shines through. I offer some points that can establish a
Reflecting on the Nazi state steeped in obedience, Dorothee Soelle writes, Surely it is no longer possible to speak of obedience, as it is here
The so-called Christianity of slave times and places was living out a profound lie. It was a religion of oppression, moral blindness and denial. It
There are many reasons to feel relieved and even hopeful at the results of the trial and conviction of Derek Chauvin. That justice was served
The tradition of “jihad” in Islam has often been distorted to mean “holy war” against others. In fact, Muhammad himself was explicit about its true meaning. He
Buddhism has much to teach about spiritual warriorhood. The warrior trains his or her heart by learning to let go and be emptied in order
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