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In deep gratefulness, we, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, on May 9, gather in spirit at the tomb of our foundress, Blessed Mother Theresa, and celebrate her charism, the gift of the Spirit. “Longing for the oneness of all in God, [she] grounded the congregation in Eucharist, anchored it in...
Human rights, opportunities, dignity, defense of life, education, sustainability, solidarity, and cooperation are closely linked to the search for social justice and liberation. In the Old Testament, justice is seen as “God’s faithfulness, doing what is right and just.” (cf. Deut. 32:4) According...
It was in the 1980s that the term ecology (coined by German zoologist Ernst Haeckel in 1873 to focus on the relationship between species and where they lived) moved into everyday language through the research of Rachel Carson in Silent Spring. In 2009, Ken Wilber introduced integral ecology into...
