We once feared that “The world is doomed and the selfish actions of the earth’s many people are what is…
Quote of the Day: Rumi once wrote, “I have no vocation but this, and no need to touch every rose…
Quote of the Day: Our Franciscan teacher Richard Rohr once said to a bunch of us over-earnest, graying wisdom seekers:…
Quote of the Day: Variety—diversity-has been called the spice of life. But Audre Lorde reminds us that “refusing to recognize…
Quote of the Day: When black novelist James Baldwin said, “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing…
Quote of the Day: Black feminist Anna Julia Cooper proclaims, “We take our stand on the solidarity, the oneness of…
Quote of the Day: We live in a world much different than the one in which the first Earth Day…
Quote of the Day: Pete McCloskey, the co-founder of Earth Day, 50 years ago this month, reminds us that youth…
Quote of the day: In the Christian and Muslin traditions of the Middle East and North Africa, there was fear…
Quote of the day: In his new book, Awakening: Musings on Planetary Survival, Earth Day pioneer Sam Love tells us…
Quote of the day: My friend at the Duke Divinity School, Norman Wirzba, reminded me of something William Blake wrote,…
Quote of the day: My neighbor Douglas Christie, author of the stunningly beautiful book Blue Sapphire of the Mind, has…
Quote of the Day: As we move toward the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day, it is a good time to…
Quote of the Day: On April 5 1970, some fifty years ago, a passage of Buddhist poet Gary Snyder’s Four…
How can we get out of our own selfishness, unless we see that other lives matter each and every day?
Quote of the Day: The Patriarch Bartholomew once said, “The root cause of all our [environmental] difficulties lies’ in human…