In How Change Happens, Duncan Green lays out the intellectual groundwork necessary for social change.
Anna Brown
Posted inBooks
A World Embrace
“Joan Chittister,” by Tom Roberts; “Two Dogs and a Parrot,” by Joan Chittister
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Rites of Resistance
Mary Oliver in her poem ldquo The Morning Paper rdquo wants to know ldquo What keeps us from falling down our faces to the ground ashamed ashamed rdquo after we read through countless news stories of ldquo disasters the unbelievable yet approved decisions rdquo One way of both groundin
Posted inFrom Our Archives
The Gifts of Zen Buddhism: An Interview With Robert E. Kennedy
Robert E. Kennedy, S.J., is an American Catholic priest and a Zen master (Roshi). Ordained a priest in Japan in 1965, he was installed as a Zen teacher in 1991 and was given the title Roshi in 1997. Kennedy studied Zen with Yamada Roshi in Japan, Maezumi Roshi in Los Angeles and Bernard Glassman Ros