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Tag Archives: theology
Ilia Delio’s powerful vision of creation for the 21st century
Birth of a Dancing Star: My Journey from Cradle Catholic to Cyborg Christian by Ilia Delio My rating: 5 of 5 stars I’ve read a number of Ilia Delio’s books and this is great. It’s more from the heart than … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Franciscan, Spiritual
Tagged contemplative, cosmos, Ilia Delio, teilhard de chardin, theology
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The Pandemic Mirror – Omega Center
I’ve been reading Sister Ilia Delio’s Memoir, Birth of a Dancing Star, the last few days and in looking at her community blog for Omega Center I came upon this article called, The Pandemic Mirror. It’s an invitation to think … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Franciscan, Spiritual
Tagged Coronavirus, Franciscan, Ilia Delio, theology
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A conversation with Ilia and Matthew
I came across this delightful discussion of Ilia Delio and Matthew Fox on the need for spirituality. I suppose I like it because it’s a lively discussion by two of my favorite authors. I had never heard of Matthew Fox … Continue reading
Internet Easter
This essay by Sister Ilio Delio, OSF resonates for me. We have entered a new age that has been thrust upon us. The cry of various religious leaders to forego social distancing to meet as we once did invites a … Continue reading
The dynamic energy of transcendence
Without the dynamic energy of transcendence by which consciousness rises and relationships deepen, religion grows old and weary; it becomes rote, a mechanistic repetition of old ideas. To function out of an old cosmology with old ideas of matter and … Continue reading
Invisible God
Just yesterday I was having a conversation with one of the summer interns at Mt. Irenaeus when I said to him that the God of the theologians was not God as I had experienced him. Too often I/we let theologians … Continue reading
Posted in Thomas Merton
Tagged contemplative, God, mount irenaeus, theology, Thomas Merton
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An expanding universe
Thomas Merton gives voice to a recurring thought of my own and that is the Word in a world where we understand more than when the words were first recorded. I must get to know something of modern physics. Even … Continue reading
Merton and morality
It sometimes happens that the men who preach most vehemently about evil and the punishment of evil, so that they seem to have practically nothing else on their minds except sin, are really unconcious haters of other men. They think … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, conscientious objector, contemplative, Franciscan, Iran, Peace, theology, Thomas Merton, Trappist, war
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