Tag Archives: Unity
Like a Child
To see and to be close to God we have to relinquish the part of us that feels important and knowledgeable. Continue Reading Like a Child
We Are One and Many: Weekly Summary
We are each impacted by the circumstances that impact those around us. What hurts you hurts me. What heals you heals me. Continue Reading We Are One and Many: Weekly Summary
Divine Diversity and Oneness
The mystery that we’re talking about is revealed in the Trinity: the three are maintained as diverse, different and distinct, and yet they are radically “One”! Continue Reading Divine Diversity and Oneness
Each a God-Carrier
God has created us to be different in order that we can realize our need of one another. Continue Reading Each a God-Carrier
Members of One Diverse Family
If you’re able to see other people as fully human you will never be able to treat them as disposable or without worth. Continue Reading Members of One Diverse Family
The Spirit of Ubuntu
Who I will be is deeply related to who you are. Continue Reading The Spirit of Ubuntu
We Are All Christ’s Body
Humanity consistently has to face the problem of unity and diversity. Continue Reading We Are All Christ’s Body
A Welcoming Table
Jesus refuses to divide the world into the pure and the impure, much to the chagrin of almost everybody—then and now. Continue Reading A Welcoming Table
Cosmic Hope
Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary Richard’s love for the Trinity finds inspiration from the Franciscan mystical scholar St. Bonaventure (c. 1217–1274), who viewed all reality as coming from, participating with, and returning to God. Such a cosmic vision is mystical hope at its best! Bonaventure’s vision is positive, mystic, cosmic, intimately relational, and… Continue Reading Cosmic Hope