At least some parts of the Catholic priesthood have suffered from and continue to suffer from arrogance and “hubris,” and that this drives people away from the faith. Among some younger priests and seminarians, the preoccupation...
Read MoreA recent online ad for Google depicts a nervous young man awaiting an interview in an executive suite. We see him anxiously trying out various opening lines, but they seem lame. He then spies a picture on the wall of a castle....
Read MoreI attended two panels at this past weekend’s Society of Christian Ethics conference, and to cut to the chase, both made me wonder why products that are pervasive in our society always seem to be accompanied by horror stories...
Read MoreToday Major League Baseball announces the new players elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame. Players become eligible for election five years after retirement, and so by coincidence, this is the first year of eligibility for Barry...
Read MoreBefore reviewing the major “events” of 2012 in moral theology, I would hasten to point out that the most important challenges faced may not be any of these. In the long run, the economic and environmental challenges faced by the...
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