Archives
In yesterday’s DM and video, I praised the recent document from the Vatican International Theological Commission on “Taking Care of Our Common Home.” Here I
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
I was pleased to see Gianluigi Gugliametto’s recent daily meditations that pick up on Brendan Doyle’s insights about music, including liturgical music, in our time.
The way in which Matthew Fox deals with the issue of “the flesh” (see yesterday’s DM) is remarkable especially because of the widening of one’s
Last week, I moved to an old farmhouse that I am renovating. I decided that enough rooms were ready and enough comfort was available already.
Swimming in the wisdom of Ghanaian musician Rocky Dawuni’s talk that I shared yesterday, and aware that we are coming to the close of February
This Saturday, I was part of a Celebration of Life gathering held at the UCC Peace Church in Santa Cruz, California. There, we remembered the
Chuck Collins directs the Program on Inequality and the Common Good at the Institute for Policy studies. I confess I have a bias toward anyone
I offer here questions arising from your recent four-part seminar. — What does capitalism do to the human soul? — What does unchecked capitalism do to society
In this DM, I wish to talk about Joy. Why talk about Joy? Because joy is why we are here—at least in St. Thomas Aquinas’s
Receive Matthew Fox's Daily Meditation by subscribing below:
