Just a few days ago, a temporarily professed American lay Dominican, Adam Cook, responded at some length to an article I published here last October. Many of the points he made will resonate with some of you; and his comments deserve attention, whether we agree or not. Here are five quotations from Adam’s text, with […]
Author: Ruth Anne Henderson
Coronavirus is depriving us of touch, the nourishment of our humanity
Timothy Radcliffe ponders the ‘new world’ being created by necessary social distancing source: La Croix International – 25 Marzo 2020 Queuing up to go through security in Tel Aviv airport last week, I was fascinated by the balletic movements of the man in front of me. He almost danced as he maneuvered his suitcases so […]
The Camp and the Tent
In our everyday lives there is rarely much time to spare for this kind of prayer: the COVID19 crisis gives us the opportunity to find our Tent and meet God there The American friar Chrys McVey, who died suddenly in 2009, was a much-loved, joyful Dominican whose big laugh and warm manner many of us […]