Category: Current Events
Liturgy/ 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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A Catholic Response to Sex Worker Relief
This is a guest post by Mark Levand, PhD, an adjunct professor in the department of theology and...
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Customs, Intellectual Disability, and the Non-Deliberative Actus Hominis: A Response to Bill Mattison
It is my pleasure to be offering the second response to Bill Mattison’s “Aquinas, Custom, and the...
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Third Sunday of Easter: Two Aspects of Faith
First Reading: Acts 2:14, 22-33 Psalm: Psalm 16 Second Reading: 1 Peter 1:17-21 Gospel: Luke...
Read MoreContingent Faculty Are Not Shark Teeth
Photo credit: National Aquarium WaterBlog, Baltimore, MD The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be an exceedingly difficult challenge for higher education, including Catholic higher education. With very little time to prepare,...
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Second Sunday of Easter: Divine Mercy in a COVID-19 World
This Sunday’s readings give us a glimpse of how the early Church was transformed by the encounter...
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April 12, 2020 – Being Fresh Dough: An Easter Lectionary Post
ACTS 10:34A, 37-43 PS 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23I COR 5:6B-8JN 20:1-9 Happy Easter! Happy feast in...
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Lest We Forget: Awaiting Easter in the Midst of Covid-19 Crisis
This is a guest post by Dr. Hoon Choi, Associate Professor of Theology, Bellarmine University. As...
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COVID 19, Shelter-in-place, and Just War Reasoning
This is a guest post by Matthew J. Gaudet, Ph.D. Lecturer of Ethics, School of...
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Lay down your shame; pick up your palms
That’s the sense in which this arrival is, for all the menacing irony we may read into the hosannas of the fickle crowd, a victorious entry. He enters into the very depths of humanity like one taking a throne. Setting aside his comfort, safety, and eventually his life, emptying himself, he has chosen to be the king who stays with his people, no matter what they do. This is God’s glory already revealed.
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Shelter in Place: Reimagining Gender, Work, and the Domestic Church
The following is a guest post from Erin Brigham of the University of San Francisco Since San...
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