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Thom Hartmann wrote an important article recently on the occasion of the far-right election win in what was formerly East Germany. It is called: “Germany’s Far-Right and Trump’s Billionaires Are Proving FDR’s Darkest Warning Was Right.” He reminded us what FDR’s “New Deal” accomplished in creating the largest middle class in American history—over 50% of […]

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In keeping with yesterday’s topic, I would like to share a few ideas that Matthew Fox expounds in his book The Hidden Spirituality of Men: Ten Metaphors to Awaken the Sacred Masculine. The theme of gender has exploded since 2008, when the book was released. Yet, as with all true wisdom, one finds in it […]

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Mark, a commentator on these DMs, was underlining, the day before yesterday, that we need a sacred union between the feminine and the masculine in order to move forward. This is precisely the main argument of Matthew Fox’s book The Hidden Spirituality of Men. The book deals with men because it is written by a […]

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As a child, there were two main places of pilgrimage where I went,accompanied by adults. These two were the Sanctuary of the Black Madonna on the outskirts of the village of Oropa, and the Sacred Abbey of St. Michael the Archangel, set on top of Mount Pirichiano. From my house, all I knew was that, […]

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In yesterday’s DM and video, I praised the recent document from the Vatican International Theological Commission on “Taking Care of Our Common Home.” Here I offer some critique of the document. Overall, I would give it a B or B+. What could be improved on?   First, by leading with a long theological discourse on the […]

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