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Paul by Suzanne Belote Shanley
RIP Paul Hood, co-founder of Ailanthus, key influence on the founding of Agape. Feature in next issue. Your essence is blue jean,
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Pat Tracy, Goodbye to an Agape Pillar by Brayton Shanley and Suzanne Belote Shanley
When we got the word from one of his students that Pat Tracy had died on September 17, we felt immediately overwhelmed, devastated. “Death is impossible”…
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Bruce Davidson, Sirius Community Visionary, Mystic, Friend RIP by Brayton Shanley
For Bruce, the truest soul-mate, a true anam cara spiritual brother who both lived the spirit of mystical love but also worked so hard, taught so tirelessly,…
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Remembering Francis Day 2017
Though it is approaching two months since October 7th, we still find ourselves immersed in the significance of Francis Day 2017. Read on for a re-cap of the day. The…
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No More Sacrifice Zones by Suzanne Belote Shanley
Ever since Brayton returned from Standing Rock, North Dakota, the breathtaking images that he shared with me by phone while in North…
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Native Nations Rising: A Countersign by Brayton Shanley
Our country is in rapid political decline. The sign? Donald Trump is president and…
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“We Need an Energy Shift to Heal Our Mother Earth” Chief Arvol Looking Horse: Lakota, Dakota, Nakota Nations
“I, Chief Looking Horse, of the Lakota, Dakota and Nakota Nations, ask you to understand an Indigenous perspective on…
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Wronging Each Other in the Name of God and Ideology: Reflections on and from Mosul by Ahmad al Hadidi
I have been living in the United States for almost fourteen years but I never imagined that I…
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How Boycotts Can Stop Pipelines by Hattie Nestel
In the dead of winter or sweltering summer heat, several of us hold signs reading Boycott TD Bank–Support Standing Rock. Have stood like this this twice weekly for…
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Hope Found at Agape by Celia Dolan
In mid-May, I embarked on a journey with five fellow Stonehill College students for a HOPE service trip (Honoring our neighbor, Organizing…
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