The capable human being
Giving and receiving in the life and thought of Paul Ricoeur
July 2022
“We must return to the progressive roots of the pro-life movement”
Where do we go after the Supreme Court’s decision? A young author’s take
What my Galaxy Darker Milk Bar taught me
How the spirituality of unity can help us to self-regulate our emotions and develop resilience
When life gives you zucchinis, bake a cake
When life gives you zucchinis, bake a cake
A delicious recipe that makes use of a bumper crop of summer vegetables
Take a load off your heart
“Going to confession seems almost not necessary to me... isn’t it more important to try to remedy the wrong that I have done to my neighbor?”
A model of resilience
Largest known plant on earth discovered in the Australian ocean—it is 4,500 years old!
When time is at a premium
“When you are a parent, every day is the busiest day of the week.” (Unknown parent)
My heart changed, too
How rolling the Cube of Love helped me to see a parishioner as a neighbor to be loved
Her story. Part 21
Chiara Lubich was founder and first president of the Focolare Movement, and a prolific writer.
We continue to celebrate the centennial of her birth (1920) by covering key moments in her life.
Part 21 (and last): 2008
That look in Chiara’s eyes
Her last months; a “yes” with some trepidation; the immense gratitude of those touched by her life
Bangkok, the Asian city of angels
Lights and shadows in a metropolis suspended between the sacred and the profane, the city is an international attraction that is not without its poverty and problems
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