Humility
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Postmodernism, Relativism, and the Hunger for Wholeness The soul was not designed to inhabit fragmentation. That sentence may sound dramatic, but look around. We live in fragments. Fragmented attention.Fragmented communities.Fragmented identities.Fragmented truth.Fragmented politics.Fragmented families.Fragmented faith.Fragmented inner lives held together by calendars, caffeine, passwords, and the occasional desperate prayer muttered in traffic. Modern people are often…
My homework for this weekends Franciscan Justice Circle was to listen to this Walter Brugemmann podcast on Prophetic Imagination (I highly recommend). I took notes then fed my notes into ChatGPT and asked for a summary liturgy and this is what I got: Leader: In the pit of unworthiness, we cry out.All: Yet the Spirit…
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There is something deeply human about gathering together in rhythm. A concert.A liturgy.A chant.A shared meal.A candle lit in silence. Ritual gathers what chaos scatters. In an age shaped by algorithms, acceleration, and artificial intimacy, we are tempted to believe efficiency is enough. We optimize schedules but neglect souls. We collect followers while forgetting how…
Technology is a powerful tool, but its purpose must remain clear: to support human flourishing, not replace it. We are not building technology for its own sake. We are shaping a future. And the question is not whether that future will be advanced. It is whether it will be human. Technology is powerful. It can…