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While on a scientific expedition through the steppes of China, Teilhard de Chardin found himself without bread and wine to celebrate the Eucharist. So he used the elements God had given him: the earth itself became his altar; the earth’s land, labor, loss, and longings, his bread and wine. Read the full text of Teilhard's Mass on the World.

What if tenderness is the most radical act we have left?

How Sufi mystic Hazrat Inayat Khan taught the West about Divine Harmony.

Feeling everything deeply can feel like a burden—but Rainer Maria Rilke saw it as a gift. Here are 4 ways he embraced his sensitivity.