More on Joy a la Thomas Aquinas
Matthew Fox
February 3, 2022
In spite of the struggle toward survival of the fittest, can joy reign? Aquinas offers a clear and blunt answer to this big question. He
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Thich Nhat Hanh & Emeritus Pope Cardinal Ratzinger
Matthew Fox
January 30, 2022
My personal story with Thich Nhat Hanh that I shared last week included a very negative encounter he had with the Vatican. In meditating on
Is More Awe on its Way?
Matthew Fox
January 20, 2022
Thanks to the Webb Telescope, on its way, successfully it seems, to its landing place one million miles from Earth, where just the right gravity
MLK Day, 2022
Matthew Fox
January 17, 2022
In yesterday’s DM, I conclude from the new scientific story of the universe and with the words of astrophysicist Joel Primack and Nancy Abrams, that
The Specialness of Being Human in this Universe
Matthew Fox
January 16, 2022
Primack and Abrams remind us that not only is the time of the universe in which we live special, but so too is our size.
A New Year Prayer
Matthew Fox
January 2, 2022
My Deep prayer for the New Year is that we humans continue to do our INNER WORK that can lead to far healthier OUTER WORK.
Silence Along the Desert Journey
Matthew Fox
December 11, 2021
Part of a journey across a desert is to make inner space and slow down in order to get a perspective on all the energies,
Barbara Holmes on Survival, Resilience, Inner Strength & Joy
Matthew Fox
December 10, 2021
We are continuing our time at an oasis filling up from fresh waters of hope and wisdom on our journey through multiple deserts in our
Filling Up Like Camels with Good News from the Mystics
Matthew Fox
December 8, 2021
Yesterday we promised to take a short respite from our meditations on the dark side including the toxic masculine and the rise of authoritarianism that
Liberating Oscar the Grouch & Becoming Camels
Matthew Fox
December 7, 2021
I shared in a recent DM how writing my book The Pope’s War forced me to study Opus Dei and other extreme right organizations that
