Tag: John Paul II
Agnes M. Brazal Responds to Simeiqi He’s “Reconceptualizing Human Reproduction Beyond John Paul II”
This guest post, by Agnes M. Brazal, is part of our series engaging the book chapters of the newly...
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Herd Immunity and Theological Anthropology: A Catholic Case for Vaccinating Your Children
California has many attractions that international travelers and local residents alike can visit....
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Is canonization of the saints irrelevant?
Much will be written in the coming days about the double-canonization of two twentieth century...
Read MoreFaithful Citizenship Friday- Krugman’s Confidence Fairy and the Role of the State
Anyone who has had even periodic exposure to the editorial pages of American newspapers or the expert panels of Sunday-morning news shows has probably heard Paul Krugman speak about the government’s proper role amid...
Read MoreSeeing People Instead of Only Dollars….The Case of Panera
I’m encouraged by the news that Panera Foundation will be opening more of its “suggested donations” stores. Pay-as-you-can cafes appear to be a new trend, launched by Denise Cerreta of One World Everybody Eats...
Read MoreFamily Ethics at the SCE
At the recent annual meeting of the Society of Christian Ethics, I had the opportunity to be the author at a Breakfast with an Author table with seven other SCE members who foolishly committed to join me for food and...
Read MoreFacing Reality & Exposing The Myth of the Radical Self-Sufficient Individual
Am I my sister’s keeper? Am I my brother’s keeper? I have always found it interesting that when that phrase appears in popular media, it almost always is used in the same way as Scripture – as a deflection for...
Read MoreAmerican Justice and Divine Mercy: Thoughts on Osama Bin Laden’s Death
Here are just a couple scattered thoughts that have come swirling into my mind in the wake of Osama bin Laden’s death: First, should we consider it anything more than a blind coincidence that this momentous attack was...
Read MoreEconomically “Recovering” or Falling Behind? More on Wages
In the midst of all the breathless coverage of the economy “recovery” (is it recovering? Isn’t it? Why does this coverage sound like a pennant race in September?), and our myopic focus on the “jobs number,” the New...
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