We often see ourselves as “PigPens,” covered in “original sin,” but the Holy invites us to see the world and ourselves through its lens of Original Blessing and Love. We do that by, like Popeye, eating our “spiritual spinach” by doing practices — whether it’s meditation, prayer, yoga, or helping others — that open our hearts to ourselves and others.
The Stories That Make Us Human: Why the Humanities Matter in an Age of Complexity
In an age shaped by rapid change, polarization, and information overload, what helps us truly understand one another? This reflection explores the enduring power of the humanities—our stories, languages, histories, literature, and cultural traditions—to cultivate empathy, curiosity, and a deeper sense of our shared humanity. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Dr. Araceli Hernández-Laroche will […]