We are meant to face God everyday
The human struggle with sexual energy
There is tension between fulfilment and piety
The real challenge in creativity
We can bring God into the world by nurturing our own souls
Religious coinage old and new
No one controls access to God
Our pagan resistance to the other world
The reality of this life sometimes trumps the promise of the spirit
Our heartaches and our headaches obstruct the search for true empathy
Sympathy and empathy come mixed with more-primal instincts
Holiness, wholeness, and depression
We must be courageous in facing our own chaos
The imperative for wholeness in Christ
Fr Rolheiser considers Church division and unity
The Non-Violence of God
In his deeply insightful book, Violence Unveiled, Gil Bailie takes us through a remarkable section of the diaries of Captain James Cook, the famed British scientist and explorer. Visiting the Island of Tahiti in 1777, Cook was taken one day by a local tribal chief to witness a ritual where a man was sacrificed as…
On the dangers of defining ourselves
We need to know our real centres, writes Fr Rolheiser

Fr Ronald Rolheiser