
Apophatic Divinity: God as Nothingness
Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all
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Thomas Aquinas says that “God is said to be nonbeing (non existens) not because God is lacking in being but because God is beyond all

In our recent daily meditations, we have been praising and therefore thanking Earth and Air, Fire and Water. As Thomas Berry put it in a recent

Cultural critic bell hooks is in agreement with Aquinas who, as we saw yesterday, says that truth and justice lie in the heart. hooks tells us

In a recent DM we learned from Hannah Arendt that the sense by which we take our bearings in the real world is destroyed when politicians lie

Cynicism and acedia, as we saw yesterday, are dangerous misdirections of our first chakras. What is the medicine for cynicism, sourness, uncaring and acedia? Another way

Those who dismiss Webb Telescope as “pretty pictures” ought to explore its meaning more deeply. First, they should consider what Thomas Aquinas says about nature

While there is much to criticize in current America, let us pause for a moment to meditate on the sparks and light that shine from

Aquinas tells us that “angels are always announcers of divine silence.” Silence is surely one of the deep ways into the human heart and into

According to Aquinas, “angels cannot help loving, by force of nature. The will of angels is by nature loving.” The universe, inhabited by angels, is neither

We have spoken of the “3 A’s” associated with a healthy seventh chakra: Allies, Ancestors, Angels. In the context of the January 6 commission hearing, I want
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