Publications are arranged chronologically with the most recent listed first.
Critical Connections and Emergence
by Deborah Asberry, May 2017
​The new technologies of global connectedness created unimaginable ways to connect people and ideas. Ideas emerge within and across networks rather than incrementally connecting person-to-person or expanding from a team to the larger organization. We are seeing how critical connections can impact the world on a global scale—for good and for ill.
What If?
by Mark Clarke, February 2017
As a group asks the creative question ‘what if’, it catapults members collectively into the heart space. They enter into a three-dimensional discernment process that weaves together the past, present and future by gleaning wisdom from the past while embracing the moment, and thereby risking new possibilities.
Three faces of Mary: Claiming the Archetypal Powers of Virgin, Mother and Queen
by Deborah Asberry, December 2016
It seems more relevant now than ever to take a deep dive into the stories of Mary the Blessed Mother and Mary Potter as a study of the Divine Feminine and her relevance in these times.
Leadership in the Pioneer Community: Tending the Fires of the Collective Soul
by Mark Clarke, October 2016
The collective soul journey of the pioneer community is a profound journey of radical detachment, of saying good-bye to existing understandings of religious life and opening the communal soul to a yet unknown future. For this to happen, it is to allow the spiritual invitation to intensify the call to both individual and community holiness.