Revitalizing the “lungs of the earth”
New agricultural practices offer a solution to the effects of deforestation
Carlos Freire
Net-zero aircrafts are possible
NASA and Boeing partner in promising research and development
Becoming a living prayer
“The life of the soul” is one of Chiara Lubich’s definitions of prayer.
It has a personal dimension—a direct, profound and intimate relationship with God, which then extends to others. It is in synchrony with Pope Francis’ recent explanation of prayer as a way to express our friendship with God.
“The concept of race itself is dehumanizing”
In the context of Black History Month, Living City sat down for an in-depth interview with James Woodall. Along with Dr. Mark Ellingsen, he co-authored Wired for Racism? in which they explore the question from a unique perspective. James, 29, who currently serves as public policy associate at Southern Center for Human Rights, is founder and CEO of The Major Wish Group LLC, and associate minister at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia. He has served as Georgia NAACP State President and as an intelligence analyst in the U.S. Army.
What do we really know about bias?
Here’s what research tells us about our unconscious biases
From science fiction to reality
The groundbreaking accomplishments of “moonshot” research
As we pursue justice and peace
Some thoughts from Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964... so relevant today
Driving straight as the crow flies
Flying cars are no longer the stuff of science-fiction or children’s cartoons
Vatican II and the Marian Church
Rediscovering Mary as the prototype of the Christian community
“We bring you good news of great joy”
A reflection inspired by St. Oscar Romero’s final Christmas homily
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