In this twelfth-century song, Saint Hildegard eulogizes the Holy Trinity.
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Albert Einstein was asked toward the end of his life if he had any regrets. He answered: “I wish I had read more of the mystics earlier in my life.”
Interview of Professor Bernard McGinn on Christian Mysticism.
Ilia Delio makes fascinating sense of the universe, beginning with the story of cosmic evolution, coursing through the meaning of God in evolution and the emergence of Christ, and concluding with new ways of seeing Christ in all things.
Exact facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. This is one of the great classical medieval English works of devotion. Little is known of the author except that she was a recluse who lived in a cell attached to the church of St. Julian at Norwich.
The method of direct access to the divine, according to Eckhart, depended on an individual letting go of all desires and images of God and becoming aware of the “divine spark” present within. - Joel Harrington
Hildegard of Bingen fought the patriarchy from her cloister.
The earth sustains humanity. It must not be injured; it must not be destroyed. —Hildegard of Bingen
A concern with nature and humanity is primary to the social conventions of organized religion, according to Matthew Fox, a Dominican priest and spiritual theologian. Fox is director of the Institute for Culture and Creation Spirituality at Holy Names College.
This powerful book was prompted by an invitation Matthew Fox received to speak on the centennial of Thomas Merton’s birth.