“If we broadened our understandings of sexual morality, we might be surprised to find another person in our sexual interactions, a real person with thoughts and desires and dreams and pains. And in being open to the reality of another person, we might learn something about ourselves: that we are made to be with other people, not simply to use them.”
Connecting the dots between Bernie Sanders, The Giver, and Jordan Peterson. We are in a presidential election with some large personalities. Because of this, it can be …
Lockdown Thanks to Kristen Iverson for this lovely poem by Friar Richard Hendrick. He is a Capuchin Franciscan priest-friar, living and working in Ireland (mostly). Currently he …
A recent series of essays exploring why we should embrace the difficult It’s easy to get frustrated, angry and/or discouraged when the very meaningful and important things …