November 2015 Articles Archive
The pope in his own words
“Love is something we learn; love is something we live; love grows as it is ‘forged’ by the concrete situations which each particular family experiences. Love is born and constantly develops amid lights and shadows ... This is a great legacy that we can give to our children, a very good lesson: we make mistakes, yes; we have problems, yes. But we know that that is not really what counts. We know that mistakes, problems and conflicts are an opportunity to draw closer to others, to draw closer to God.”
Tagged - Living City November 2015
November 26, 1865: Alice in Wonderland
November 2, 1815: Birth of Algebra’s inventor
November 7, 1940: Tacoma bridge collapses
Called to care
Being stewards of the environment is common in many religions. Here are some thoughts from a member of Green Muslims
Serving up happiness
Pastry chef Dieter Schorner inspires and teaches aspiring bakers
Post-pope fever
Getting back to the fundamentals after Francis’ visit
Environmentalists at heart
Working for biodiversity in the Amazon forest
Pathways to a more sustainable world
A reflection on Pope Francis’ recent encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si’
Opening our borders… and our homes
Extraordinary stories of welcoming refugees in Germany,
the Netherlands and Hungary
Bridging the empathy gap
There are moral issues within our environmental challenges
Unity - Part 1
Focolare’s founder discusses this core topic of her spirituality
in this central 1982 address in Payerne, Switzerland — Part 1
Praise be to you, Lord
Philadelphia’s archbishop looks at creation and the pope’s encyclical Laudato Si’ through the eyes of two great writers
“You won’t be mad at me forever”
Had a refrigerator become more important than my husband?
