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I write this meditation on the eve of St. Francis of Assisi’s feast day, and having learned just recently that Annie Dillard has died. They
I was inspired by the recent death of Brendan Doyle, a musician and early teacher in the creation spirituality movement, to recall some of his
This is a summary of the previous week’s daily meditations. Some are written by Matthew Fox (MF) and some are written by his colleague, Gianluigi
This weekend Kurt Johnson and other editors of the two-volume work on Interspirituality: The Heritage and The Future sponsored a very rich Unity Earth Symposium bringing together many of the
There are many ways through which we human beings can achieve a state of ecstasy, that is, transcend ourselves and touch the divine. Matthew Fox
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),
This week I received a letter from Marianne Grosspietsch, whom I have written about before, and who founded an orphanage named Shanti among the poor
I write this at the end of Pride month, but it will run on July 1. For years I have cited a statistic that science
Aquinas’s respect for matter, nature and science is laid bare in this one teaching from him: ”Revelation comes in two volumes: Nature and the Bible.” He
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