
Lent Reconsidered: Stardust vs Ashes, Fasting From Billionaires
We are now in the first days of Lent. As I write this, yesterday was Ash Wednesday when traditionally many Christians receive a cross made of
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We are now in the first days of Lent. As I write this, yesterday was Ash Wednesday when traditionally many Christians receive a cross made of

Meditating on spiritual warriorhood as we have been doing lately, we now celebrate the national holiday of MLK, Jr. We honor of this courageous and saintly

Today, December 19, was not a good day for Patriarchy. It is the day 51 men in Avignon, France, were declared guilty of raping Gisèle

Yesterday I offered David Orr’s definition of hope as “a verb with the sleeves rolled up,” and asked DM readers how they found their hope.

June 10, 2024: From Orvieto: Aquinas and TeilhardMatthew is in Orvieto, Italy marking the 800th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Aquinas, leading a weeklong

May 6, 2024: Compassion, Eckhart, and Humanity’s FutureMatthew is teaching a class on what Eckhart and other mystics can teach us about compassion. Matthew says

One lawyer called it a “dark day” for the rule of law. Another called it an “embarrassment.” Another suggested that we move the Supreme Court to the

We are meditating on the life and gifts of Cecil Williams, pastor since 1963 at Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco who died this week.

In yesterday’s DM we meditated on a “revolution in values” that is symbolized by moving from Patriarchy’s preoccupations with power-over to a Biblically grounded power-with,

At the heart of Christmas, there lies a story of Grace and Good News fit for all humans: That the Maker of this two-trillion-galaxy-universe —
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