health
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Take a Moment to Breathe
With all that is happening in the world, there’s still time for yourself. Today, find a moment of solitude in a place that asks nothing of you and you nothing of it. Allow yourself to breathe, rest, observe, feel, and… Continue reading
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A Homily of Hope: Reality Meets Possibility
Hope without action is nothing more than restless fantasies. Hope in action and faith propels us to a better tomorrow—together. Continue reading
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Addressing Gun Violence with Holistic Solutions
Yesterday, students at Florida State University in Tallahassee were victims of an active shooter on their campus who was one of their own. The gunman killed two and injured six others after entering the student union building on campus around… Continue reading
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Rethinking Success: More Than Measured Outcomes
The modern economy, driven by output and profit, devalues human well-being and exploits workers. This system, while efficient for production, fails to recognize the complexity and interconnectedness of human beings. A better future requires a shift towards an “input economy”… Continue reading
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Transforming Society Through Hope and Imagination
There is a lack of imagination in our society today. Not the kind that sparks creative ideas and innovations in art, technology, science, or design. The imagination we lack is one that conjures dreams and aspirations of a world that… Continue reading
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Finding Clarity in Chaotic Times
As new crises continue to unfold, the world will feel increasingly confusing and upside down. The responsibility of informed, active, and concerned neighbors in these times is to remain grounded and connected to ourselves and each other. Continue reading
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Healing the Human Condition: Overcoming Systemic Pain
In an era of increasing life expectancy, societal norms contribute to widespread health issues, including mental illness and chronic diseases. Despite advancements in medicine, systemic problems exacerbate individual suffering. A shift towards holistic health, recognizing interconnectedness and systemic origins of… Continue reading
Matt Till 