Theologian Matthew Fox calls the kind of hospitality that leaves us vulnerable and even uncomfortable “cosmic hospitality,” building on the term “radical hospitality” made popular by Father Daniel Homan. It’s found in the Christian parable of the Good Samaritan, in Buddhist lovingkindness meditations, and, when we’re aware and on our game, within the walls of the church. [Thinking about the “beginning” of walking into a new place, something that get lost with the decades.]