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Over the course of many years, I have met many people who have encountered the theology put forward by Matthew Fox. Often, he was the very reason why I was meeting such people, so it is not a surprise that the great majority of them were aware of Matt’s criticism of the doctrine of original sin. […]
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In yesterday’s DM, we spoke of the resistance going on in our time. Honoring people of courage and values is a kind of resistance, also. We sometimes call them saints for what they have undergone in defense of values that speak to the best of humanity’s struggles for peace, justice, and the common good. Last […]
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The purpose of the daily meditations, as promised when we launched six years ago, is to assist in “praying the news” and not just watching it. This imperative has increased as we watch the terror of our own government play out in the streets. Having lunch yesterday with a friend, the table next to us […]
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This is a weekly summary of the previous week’s Daily Meditations. Some are written by Matthew Fox (MF), and some by Gianluigi Gugliermetto (GG). You can click on the title of a DM in order to view the original piece in its entirety. Also, please note, we will continue to offer a video teaching by […]
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While Mechtild of Magdeburg might well have influenced Dante concerning the imaginary shape of Purgatory (see DM Nov. 21), another woman is remembered as the greatest “expert” of Purgatory itself. Her name is Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510). Married to a nobleman of the Adorno family, and coming herself from the noble and powerful Fieschi family […]
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