Tag: Killing

Can we make sense out of killing sprees?

by Patrick Clark | Jul 27, 2011 | Current Events, From the Field | 1 |

Over the course of the past century, “spree killings” committed by and directed toward civilians have become a regular part of our social world. It seems that we have developed a discrete category for them in our...

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Does Catholic social doctrine allow us to say that bin Laden deserved death?

by Patrick Clark | May 11, 2011 | Current Events | 5 |

Barack Obama gave an interview to 60 Minutes this past Sunday to talk about the attack on Osama bin Laden. It made absolutely compelling television, and the president was particularly sterling. The most intriguing question, I...

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