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Aquinas did know one very important dimension to the universe that modern peoples have easily forgotten—namely, that the facts of our home, the universe, are
Lately in our DM’s we have been sharing stories about Jesus’ life, death and resurrection and commenting on how diverse the stories are that have
Experiencing Howard Thurman is for me like coming home. The Four Paths of Creation Spirituality, so deep a part of Eckhart’s naming of the spiritual
Thomas Aquinas reminds us that beauty and harmony go together and that God is praised as “wise and beautiful” because all beings “are full of
Human survival today requires the survival of the rich biodiversity of Mother Earth. Both require that we recognize goodness with fresh eyes, grateful eyes just
Julian’s first advice about surviving a pandemic is not to deny the suffering that accompanies it. No denial! But her second advice and medicine for
I think the subject of Thanks should be on our minds and hearts daily. In many ways Thanks is another word for the Via Positiva.
This Thanksgiving, with so many challenges besetting us from Climate Change and its deniers, from Impeachment revelations, from hostility toward asylum seekers at the borders,
It being Thanksgiving Eve, it seemed to me that a meditation on God who is often called the “giver of gifts” seems in order. So
Thomas Merton is very attuned to the Via Positiva. Consider this passage from Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander: “I stepped out of the north wing
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