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To follow Eckhart’s teaching on compassion and justice would be to enter a New Normal. Eckhart devotes a long and substantive Latin treatise to an
Several days ago I shared a number of questions I would pose to Ms. Barrett before the Senate hearings. Now, having seen her in action
In yesterday’s post, we continued exploring Community and the common good, asking seven searching questions about the new supreme court nominee’s religious beliefs.* We continue
We have seen how Aquinas, Eckhart, Hildegard and Julian celebrate Compassion while linking it to justice and the work of the Holy Spirit. Doing compassion,
Today, September 17, is Saint Hildegard’s Feast Day. Doctor of the church, she speaks to us currently as we struggle through a pandemic brought about
Meister Eckhart and Thomas Aquinas are not alone in insisting on Compassion and Justice as integral to our being human. We find deep teachings on
Eckhart practices what he preaches. He walks his talk as we would say today. Proof of this is to take a critical look at a
It is telling that Eckhart, so often when he talks about compassion and justice, talks about it in the context of our work. Whether that
Eckhart continues his rich meditations on compassion and justice. Where justice is at work, you are at work, because you could not but do the
Eckhart warns us about what kills our work—and what enlivens it– when he says: In the just, nothing should work except God alone. For all
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