
Aquinas on Truth, Justice, and Compassion—Issues in Today’s Presidential Run?
In yesterday’s Father’s Day DM, both essay and video, we celebrated Thomas Aquinas as a spiritual father to myself, and so many other people. In
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In yesterday’s Father’s Day DM, both essay and video, we celebrated Thomas Aquinas as a spiritual father to myself, and so many other people. In

I am writing this on Father’s Day, but you will receive it a day late. But I have a good excuse as I was on a

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

Teilhard was accused of being “too pagan.” I was criticized for “working too closely with Native Americans.” (I think that might be a criticism of our having

I am now in Orvieto, Italy, where I am on pilgrimage, one might say, to a place that was dear to Thomas Aquinas. I am leading

Recently, I sat for an interview with Andrew Harvey for a course he is teaching on Joy. I have great respect for Andrew, who is busy

Yesterday, we meditated on the importance of healthy criticism of institutions–but also the dangers of destroying them altogether, as fascists want to do. Recently, Pope

If self-hatred leads to fascism, then the cure for fascism is self-love. Meister Eckhart asks, How can anyone be compassionate toward her neighbor who is not

The cure for self-hatred is self-love. It is mysticism therefore. The mystic in us is the lover in us. Love includes loving oneself and loving creation which birthed

Love has brought us here. Evolution has brought us here. The Universe has brought us here. And where is here? The universe, our home. The universe is a demanding
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