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When we began these Daily Meditations some six years ago, one way I described its purpose was that we “pray the news” and not just
Recently, I received the following question from a DM reader: Have you given any thought to whether the idea of “one shot at life is
A recent article in the National Catholic Reporter (a mildly progressive lay-run Catholic newspaper) reported that Pope Francis clearly worries about America. The U.S. church has ‘a very strong reactionary
We are meditating on Sister Dorothy Stang’s writings taken from letters to her sisters and her family. We concluded yesterday’s meditation with her teaching about
We have been meditating on a revolution in values that the return of the Divine Feminine represents. Such archetypes as Mary and the Black Madonna carry
Now that you have been welcomed to the Via Transformativa, let us focus today on various acts of justice-making. Then, as you are reading, ask
Yesterday we heard Paul say that to resurrect with Christ is to connect to “those things that are above” and the psalmist urges us to
Thomas Aquinas teaches that there are two resurrections: The first is waking up in this lifetime; If we do this, the second will take care
I am pleased to share this poem by my friend, Rafael Jesús González, who raises the question posed in the title of this DM. (To
Continuing our meditations on Deep Ecumenism, we recognize the end of October and early November as a season of the dead very important to Celtic
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