Merton Monday: Love Your Enemy
Loving "the other, the enemy" is key to understanding, Merton explains in a letter to Dorothy Day.
Loving "the other, the enemy" is key to understanding, Merton explains in a letter to Dorothy Day.
Thoughts on helping those in need, from "Benedictine Daily Prayer, A Short Breviary."
Merton shares wisdom on the importance of being accessible to people — the key to being "open to the world."
In "A Letter to a Young Activist," Merton writes about the importance of relationships to change the world.
The first step toward finding God, Who is Truth, is to discover the truth about myself...
A call for unity, peace and love from Thomas Merton's "New Seeds of Contemplation."
In “No Man is an Island,” Thomas Merton explains that love seeks one thing only.
Words of wisdom from "New Seeds of Contemplation."
"Hence the way of peace is the way of truth, of fidelity to wholeness and being, which implies a basic respect for life not as concept..."
Merton on the spiritual life: “There are no tricks and no shortcuts..."