
Poems from the Palestinian Camps
We have been meditating on our need for and capacity for compassion. In times of rupture, it is good to go to poets for the truth. I
Archives

We have been meditating on our need for and capacity for compassion. In times of rupture, it is good to go to poets for the truth. I

Here follows some food for thought and action, for our hearts and minds, about our capacity for compassion. From Elie Wiesel: One thing is sure:

I invite you to partake of the moving YouTube video in this daily meditation from Michal Halev, mother of a young man slain by the

Aren’t the prophets who call for justice and compassion Judaism’s greatest gift to the world? I see it that way. When I was researching my book

Today the stakes are so high. Our species has come a long way, but we seem to be losing our way as well. True elegance seems displaced

I am sharing some of my thoughts on the occasion of the Naming of the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples as an Historic

Yesterday I returned to the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples for the very special occasion of its being honored as an Historical Landmark

We have been meditating on the real meaning of masculinity for several weeks. Then the horror and atrocities of Hamas’s invasion of Israel transpired, and over

In Gaza today, 320,000 residents are now homeless. Israel’s siege is starving Gaza of electricity, food, water, and fuel and putting hospitals on the verge of collapse. A

One very real spiritual warrior whom I respect is the late Archbishop of Sao Paolo, Dom Helder Camara. His book, Spiral of Violence, speaks to some of the
Receive Matthew Fox's Daily Meditation by subscribing below: