
The Wound of Injustice and the Gift of Justice
The title of this piece comes from a friend who is also a frequent commentator on these DMs. To me, injustice feels very much like
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The title of this piece comes from a friend who is also a frequent commentator on these DMs. To me, injustice feels very much like

Many of us who watched or heard about the UN General Assembly of last week have focused on Trump’s and Netanyahu’s display of ugliness. Yes,

I have already remarked that — in my view — the bridges between the Jungian theology of Drewermann and Creation Spirituality have not been studied

The late John Lewis spoke of the “good trouble” we are all called to make. Such trouble is, in the language of creation spirituality, the

Complexity is hardly a word associated with spirituality. Its opposite, “simplicity,” often is. Having a simple heart, simplifying one’s lifestyle, and so on and so

Many accolades are arriving from all over the world from presidents, fellow entertainers, and ordinary folks on the occasion of the passing of Dolly Parton.

Hildegard of Bingen (1098 – 1179) is a kind of patron saint of Creation Spirituality for a number of good reasons, but essentially because of

A recent interview with Arthur Brooks offered many insights on issues of our time that enrich Creation Spirituality and vice versa. Brooks identifies as a

Talking about hysteria, as well as about melancholy, can be a controversial issue because contemporary psychiatry does not use such terms anymore. Mostly for good

I was pleased to see Gianluigi Gugliametto’s recent daily meditations that pick up on Brendan Doyle’s insights about music, including liturgical music, in our time.
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