
Prayer and the Body — part 2
A contemporary of Saint Dominic, much less renowned than he, but even more radical in her bodily prayer, was Saint Christina, nicknamed “the Astonishing” (1150-1224),
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A contemporary of Saint Dominic, much less renowned than he, but even more radical in her bodily prayer, was Saint Christina, nicknamed “the Astonishing” (1150-1224),

Meditating upon prayer and the four paths, I realize that in our historical moment it is especially the via negativa that must be made present

I want to bring attention to the readers of these Daily Meditations that a tragedy has befallen my friend, and a friend of many of

“To each of us there is a point of nowhereness in the middle of movement, a point of nothingness in the midst of being: the

Acedia means essentially lack of interest and absence of passion. It is not the same as the sin of omission, which is the lack of

Today is Good Friday, a day to meditate on evil and sacrifice and the price good people pay for following their conscience and having one,

The Four Paths of Creation Spirituality are themselves spiritual practices that lead to bringing compassion into the world. Not compassion understood as pity or handing crumbs

Tonight, Tuesday, is the second round of our gathering called “From Darkness to Dawn” consisting of four “conversations” with host Cameron Trimble, myself, and four notable

It is no secret that we are living in a time of apocalypse and antichrist. Hildegard of Bingen painted such times as an unraveling of order. But

The purpose of our daily meditations have been, from the beginning, to assist one another to pray the news. Not just watch the news. Or avoid the
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