Catholic universities have sure raised a ruckus in recent years about the state of their theology courses and majors. The University of Notre Dame had its flap about curriculum review and the place of theology courses a couple...
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The Atlantic just ran an interesting article entitled “Poverty, Compounded.” The argument goes...
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Francis Makes Migration a Key Issue Pope Francis is not the first pontiff to advocate for migrant...
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I have become solidly middle class. My husband and I have so long been accustomed to thinking of...
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I agree with pretty much everything Rod Dreher says in The Benedict Option, and strongly...
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Readings: Acts 2:42-47; 1 Pt 1:3-9; Jn 20:19-31 In the end, church happens where you touch the...
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Don Rickles, Mr. Warmth, died last week. He was known for zingers like “When you enter a room, you...
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Sometimes I think Catholic moral theology doesn’t deal enough – or seriously enough...
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There has been plenty of discussion of Rod Dreher’s The Benedict Option, but what we really...
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Apart from a robust and unwavering commitment to just war, “terrorism” can mean anything one wants it mean, and so ultimately it means nothing.
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