Category: Current Events
Can we say no?: Roundtable Response to Kerry Danner on Contingent Faculty
The covid pandemic quarantine and home instruction for my children (five school-age) began when I was pregnant, eight days overdue with my seventh child. Unlike many professors scrambling to move their classes online, I was...
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New Wineskins: Virtual Panel Event (July 31, 7:30P)
New Wineskins will be hosting a virtual panel discussion next Friday (July 31, 2020) entitled Moral Theology Today. Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College), Charlie Camosy (Fordham University), and Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, OP (Providence College).
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The Weight of Vocation: A Response to Kerry Danner
Like my colleague, Conor Kelly, I found Kerry Danner’s article, “Saying No to an Economy that...
Read MoreWe’re all proportionalists now. But we’re not well prepared for it.
The moral method known as proportionalism is making a comeback. And this is good. For too long in Catholic public discourse, leaders have talked about the moral life as if we have clarity about “absolute good” and “evil,”...
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Inequality in 2020: Responding to Shadle and McRorie
I am so grateful to both Matthew Shadle and Christina McRorie for their comments on my essay. I’m...
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Police Violence: We Need to Name It and Go Deeper
This is a guest post by Eli McCarthy, PhD. He teaches at Georgetown University in Washington DC in...
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Thinking About CST and Inequality in Our Current Moment: Christina McRorie’s Roundtable Response to David Cloutier
Editorial note from Jana Bennett: Our third roundtable discussion features David Cloutier’s...
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Pinpointing Structural Racism
Two of the clearest aftereffects of the murder of George Floyd have been the growing awareness of...
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Roundtable with David Cloutier: Three Ways to Combat Economic Inequality
Editorial note from Jana Bennett: Our third roundtable discussion features David Cloutier’s...
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CTS Board Statement on US Racism
As the protests in the wake of the tragic death of George Floyd have unfolded, members of the...
Read MoreLiturgy/ Ethics: a Coronavirus contribution from Canada
Given a public health crisis that makes gathering in a closed space for an hour dangerous, particularly for anyone who is more at risk from COVID-19, how will the Church teach about and practice its call to gathered worship, to...
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Custom, Habits, Ongoing Formation: A Response to Kelly and Romero
A guest post from William Mattison, Wilsey Family Associate Professor of Theology at the...
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