"There are no passengers on spaceship earth. We are all crew." ~ Marshall McLuhan In 1965, Louis Monden, S.J., published “Sin, Liberty, and Law.” The book discusses various themes, including the meaning of freedom and determinism, the contrast between legal ethics and situational ethics, and the mystique of evil in society. It is a... Continue Reading →
Third Agers: Who are they?
Louis J. Putz, CSC, viewed life as a chain consisting of three links: the age of learning, earning, and returning. The third age represents that period in life when individuals have the opportunity to give back their knowledge, talent, and experience in service to others. Early in my life, I had a mentor who was... Continue Reading →
Is it time for Wonder and Awe?
In our highly politicalized world, we often lose sight of the 'common good '—the greater good of humans around us in everyday life. This concept, deeply rooted in spirituality and community service, calls us to consider the well-being of all, not just our own, and to act in ways that promote justice, equality, and compassion.... Continue Reading →
Our Mantra: SEE-JUDGE-ACT.
Merry Christmas and my thoughts for 2025. For decades, our mantra has focused on the SEE-JUDGE-ACT. I use it in all my teaching, keynote addresses, and workshops. Sometimes, I use it subtly; others, it is more like a call to arms. As we approach the new year, I'm excited to share that our mantra, which has... Continue Reading →
Innovate ~ Educate ~ Collaborate 