
Aquinas, Feminism, Deep Ecumenism
Yesterday I received an e mail from a reader of our DM who told me that my perspective on Thomas Aquinas and his proto-feminism was
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Yesterday I received an e mail from a reader of our DM who told me that my perspective on Thomas Aquinas and his proto-feminism was

Yesterday we meditated on Thomas Aquinas’s courageous and controversial move against dualisms of matter vs spirit and body vs. soul that had characterized much of

I opened an e-mail early this morning, from a woman leader who is very committed to women’s rights, including the ordination of women. She asked

In yesterday’s DM, we cited Hildegard on her vision that linked our work to the altar and a temple, therefore to the universe and to

February 19, 2024: Greater Love than This: Navalny, Sister Dorothy, MLK, JesusWe are reflecting on the tremendous courage of people like Alexei Navalny, Sister Dorothy

In yesterday’s meditation, we asked the question whether this New Year 2024 can be marked by a deeper appreciation for the grace of our existence

Yesterday, on Christmas, we cited Peter’s epistle and Clement of Alexandria and Saint Irenaeus, a second century Celtic bishop in Lyons, France, about God becoming

Recently a DM reader asked me to write on grace. I am happy to oblige. A number of years ago I was leading a workshop on

In our last DM, we celebrated Aquinas’s teaching that joy is born of love, and that “the only person who truly has joy is one

According to Aquinas, Joy is born of Love. That is why joy is an anchor when struggle, strife and suffering swirl all around us. Aquinas teaches
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