Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time: There Aren’t Two Choices in a Polarized World
Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18bPs 34:2-3, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32Jn 6:60-69 There is...
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“There is conflict– God be blessed”: Romero and the unity of the Church
(This is the third in a series of posts about Bishop McElroy’s speech last Monday.) A few...
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Can Catholics Have Worthwhile Disagreements Well? Two Case Studies
Both my undergraduate and graduate institutions prepared me, in different ways, to see that the...
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Divisiveness and Understanding Justice
Our divisive political and ecclesial cultures are peculiarly divisive insofar as they seemingly...
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Our Lady of Guadalupe as a Model for the U.S. Catholic Church
It is no surprise that the Catholic Church in the United States is dramatically polarized. In our...
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Polarization: Three Hopes, Three Questions
Polarization can be understood on a number of levels. On three of these, it seems, the recent...
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Polarization: A Textbook Case
One way in which polarization is created and sustained in Catholic discourse is by the positing of...
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Polarization and the Synod: Two Insights
One of the things I value about my institutional location is that I get to engage conversations...
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Real People, Real Positions…and Dropping the Labels
My focus is in bioethics. So in the classroom, a conference, or even on an airplane when someone...
Read MorePlanned Parenthood Claims Infanticide is a “Decision Between Patient and the Health Care Provider”; Johns Hopkins Refuses to Recognize Pro-Life Club
Pro-lifers with regard to abortion are sometimes portrayed as fanatics. They only care about one thing. They have some kind of anti-woman, patriarchal agenda. And so on. And, truth be told, influential members of the pro-life...
Read MoreResisting the New Polarization
Polarization in American culture is nothing new. In fact, it seems to built almost intentionally into our two-party system. For a very long time now, many of us have assumed that are basically two answers or...
Read MoreAgainst Divisiveness in Theological Discourse
I’ve just returned from participating in the second gathering of the formerly-Fordham-now-Catholic Conversation Project. This year’s gathering in Dover, Massachusetts, hosted about 15 pre-tenure Catholic scholars in...
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