Imagen de Gerd Altmann en Pixabay In solidarity with citizens in Minneapolis “Join with the Earth and each other, to bring new life to the land, to restore the waters, to refresh the air, to renew the forests, to care for the plants, … Continue reading Searching for peace
Our picture God speaks in dreams when reality deafens us and transports us to his dimension, and there I find myself: I embrace the dream of continuing in a consecrated life, hand in hand with the Spirit-Ruah who dwells within … Continue reading I DREAM OF A CONSECRATED LIFE IN THE 21ST CENTURY FOR ALL
Our good friend, Janet Thompson, SFCC, sent us this Bioneers newsletter. She describes it as her constant handbook on “Looking to Nature for Answers.” Rather than overwhelming you with information, we would like to walk alongside you on the path … Continue reading Bioneers
Imagen de StockSnap en Pixabay Isaiah: 42: 1-4, 6-7 “Thus says the Lord: Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one in whom my soul delights. I have endowed him with my spirit that he may bring true … Continue reading Baptism: a commitment to reality
Christianity emerges not primarily as an ethical system or institution but as a mystical movement seeking to replicate the unitive consciousness- making the immanent divine accessible to all. “You are gods,” Jesus tells his listeners (John 10:34). The fully integrated … Continue reading Extract of an article on incarnation by Ilia Delio
Image by Kathrynne from Pixabay “At that time, the shepherds ran and found Mary and Joseph and the child lying in the manger.” Luke 2:16 With her body aching after giving birth, Mary meditated on everything that had been communicated to her and … Continue reading Mary daughter, mother and mainly disciple
Our photo Today, there is much talk about rethinking Christianity. I support this and dare to propose especially at this time of year, we re-feel Christianity. I feel invited to take off my “Western hat” for a few days … Continue reading Feeling the cave
Pixabay During the four weeks of Advent, I always read the birth narratives found in Mark, Matthew and Luke. I first read Matthew’s genealogy. Matthew does something remarkable when he includes four women—Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba—in an otherwise male lineage. These … Continue reading Women with determination
Some of you have recently inquired about the impact of the typhoons that have ravaged the Philippines on the organic farm run by our sisters in San Carlos.The typhoon has left its mark, but it has not destroyed this community, which repairs the damage with the help of volunteers and starts again and again, as many times as necessary, because the project is worthwhile. With the latest donation we sent, they have been able to plant 400 trees to help control flooding, 100 aloe vera plants to aid filtration, and 125 banana trees. Despite this, the rising river, as a … Continue reading Christmas at San Carlos. After the tyfoon
Spirituality and ecology 