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Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2011

My Lenten desktop background ...

... from Ash Wednesday's First Reading (Joel 2):



 

Monday, November 15, 2010

Feast Day: St. Albert the Great

Today is the feast of St. Albert the Great, a renowned Dominican philosopher, theologian and scientist who taught at the universities in Cologne and Paris.  It was at the University of Paris that St. Albert taught St. Thomas Aquinas, encouraging Thomas to write the Summa.  St. Albert's works included the compilation of an encyclopedia of the learning of his day. His study of the natural sciences was far ahead of his time .

St. Albert the Great, please pray for all our students and teachers today ... may we always seek the Truth!

 

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Philosophy: Rule of Six revisited!

Back in 2006, I hosted a blog carnival of folks' ideas on a Rule of 6 ... a guide to six things that need to be included everyday in our homes ... a guide to prioritizing our days ... a way to ensure that we nurture the soul as well as the mind.

Although I've changed the logo a bit since 2006 .... the list is still unchanged.

What is your "rule of six"?  And has it changed over the past four years?