Wendy Lustbader on older people having room in their lives for generosity.

A message from David Spangler's mentor from the invisible world about making choices.

Dom Helder Camara on life being made up of sacrifices and acts of anonymous heroism.

A hard-hitting and thoughtful work on the lives of unauthorized immigrants.

An interview by Orbis Press editor-at-large Michael Leach with Joyce Rupp who lives with more questions than answers.

Marie Friedmann Marquardt on how churches can play an important role in immigration reform.

Joan Marques, Satinder Dhiman, and Richard King on why it's natural to bring love and spirituality into the workplace.

Haiku poems reflecting themes in Jewish mysticism.

An inventive and fertile screen adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's 1847 novel.

Four kabbalistic haiku poems on God by Richard Zimler.

A poignant and ethically-charged courtroom drama about yet another overlooked and forgotten abomination from America's past.

A fascinating and edifying overview of curation as a major phenomenon of our time.

Judith Orloff on patience as waiting peacefully and enjoying the pause, which has to do with hope.

Edward W. Bastian and Tina L. Staley's imagery exercise to forgive someone who has wronged you and to forgive yourself for your contribution to the misunderstanding.

A vigorous documentary putting on display the youthful energy, talent, and respect for diversity of the singing and dancing cast members of TV's popular Glee series.

Why most of us don't realize our buddha nature until it's pointed out to us.

Michael A. Schuler on why most of life's troubles can be overcome if we are willing to work through them with patience, which has to do with hope.

Arbie Kozak on one of the benefits of mindfulness practice.

A frolicsome comedy in which two Englishmen encounter a smart, witty, and gifted extraterrestrial on their pilgrimage to famous UFO sites in America.