Month: July 2020

  • The Undivided Heart

    Isn’t it amazing how much ingratitude there exists in human societies and in human nature? Two weeks ago we heard of one town that asked Jesus to leave, to get […]

  • The Art of Wooing

    Tucked away inside today’s Gospel story is a picture of a dysfunctional society at war with itself. The landscape of the tombs where the two demoniacs spent their existence was […]

  • The new liturgy

    Thomas Merton was a man with an unequalled ability to express his Christian faith without ever closing himself into any sort of fundamentalism. He was a Catholic monk of the […]