Tag: Reflection
Anthropological reading of Magnifica Humanitas
Magnifica Humanitas is an anthropological intervention: It demands that AI be judged not only by capability but also by the kind of humanity it fosters
Spirituality we actually want
The practice is not finding God everywhere—it is staying awake enough to recognize when we are actually encountered. That is the difference that matters
Modern Cathedral: Why World Cup is our ultimate secular religion
The triumphs and tragedies in these sporting cathedrals are more than mere entertainment. They are the spiritual autobiography of humanity
Peter and Paul won’t leave us alone
The Catholic Church has spent recent years speaking a great deal about synodality—walking together, listening together, discerning together
Jesus is my Pookie
I used to think faith matured by becoming more formal, more precise, and more careful with its language. I think now it might go the other direction.
Go Anyway
Religious life unfolds through transitions, where Saint Joseph and Mary reveal courage, detachment, and quiet, daily faithfulness
Japanese cardinal presses Church to confront war rhetoric, defend human dignity
Tokyo cardinal urges faithful to reject violence, confront despair, and recover unity through discernment amid global conflict
The Lord’s Supper and the social divide
Authentic Eucharistic communities must foster equality, justice, and inclusion, or liturgy risks becoming hollow, unjust, and unacceptable to God
It grew where we couldn’t reach
This Palm Sunday, hold your branch and feel the lightness of it. Something that grew far above you is now close enough to carry
Faith dies when we stop walking toward each other
The sacred is revealed when we walk toward one another, bridging home and temple, and find someone who understands us
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