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Healing dualisms can occur in art as meditation. M. C. Richards comments: Life is bipolar. Everything contains its opposite…. Because of the law of polarity, if
Theologian and sociologist Gregory Baum has written that classical theology “supposed that faith resides in the intelligence. It may be more realistic and ultimately more
We have been meditating on Holiness and what it means in the 21st century. Père Chenu, a great historian and theologian, who named the creation spirituality tradition
When Aquinas says that “the vision of God is arrived at through justice” means that the Via Transformativa and the work of justice open up
Aquinas tells us that the prophet Isaiah talks about two things— Justice, which he possesses, and a vision of God. And they follow one upon another. For
We have, necessarily it seems to me, been meditating on the very dark news coming from the current very compromised Supreme Court since they laid
We ended the Sunday DM with this question: “Can anyone say ‘conflict of interest’? It sort of, kind of, applies to any court anywhere, it seems
We are meditating on justice as a spiritual virtue and we are examining a particularly stunning action of the recent Supreme Court. This court just passed
Sometimes history—including current history—is so absurd that it has to make one laugh (as well as cry). People with intense ideologies–and fascism is nothing if it
One of Justice Jackson’s objections to the recent Supreme Court decision disallowing race as a factor in college admissions is the following. With let-them-eat-cake obliviousness,
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