by Richard Wilson | Mar 3, 2021 | Opinion
Walter Brueggemann is a prophet in our time. A connecting thread through his life’s calling as a scholar of the Hebrew Bible and Christian testament is the holy task of unmasking domineering powers through millennia of human history. Carrying his woven theme of...
by Ron Rolheiser | Dec 30, 2020 | Opinion
Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. That’s a pious axiom that doesn’t always hold up. Sometimes, the bad time comes, and we don’t learn anything. Hopefully, this present bad time, COVID-19, will teach us something and make us stronger. My hope is that...
by Rebekah Gordon | Jan 22, 2020 | Opinion
An article suggested that mental health was moving to the forefront of workplace benefits that employees would be looking for. The younger generation is looking for companies that prioritize their mental health and create space to discuss it. As the stigma on mental...
by Guy Sayles | Apr 15, 2019 | Opinion
Our identities – our selves – are made from the stories we’ve believed. We’re storied selves: we live in, by and as stories – stories of ethnic, racial, national and regional heritage; of religious traditions or their absence; of gender and sexuality; of socioeconomic...
by Ron Rolheiser | Oct 13, 2017 | Opinion
A real difference exists between our achievements and our fruitfulness, between our successes and the actual good that we bring into the world. What we achieve brings us success, gives us a sense of pride, makes our families and friends proud of us and gives us a...
