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In 2007, Charles Taylor wrote a book entitled, A Secular Age which gave us a clear and comprehensive analysis of the secular age we live in and the implications of that for our faith....
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Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, in the midst of our debating and disappointment with the state of the world, we should extend hospitality to the stranger and share with each other those moments when our eyes are opened and when our hearts burn within us. Yes,...
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But what to make of the phenomenon? After all, it’s indisputable that the number of adults now joining the Church can’t make up for the decades-long collapse in membership just about everywhere....
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The pastoral visits, and the press conferences on the plane between stops, gave us new insights into how the pope sees his role in the world and in the church....
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Pope proposes a more demanding idea of peace, one woven from justice, dignity, and forgiveness....
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Should we be shocked that you are so ready to shrug off your master’s mock depiction of Christ and his irrational insults to Christ’s vicar on earth, on Divine Mercy weekend no less, as cheap humor and policy discussion, respectively? No, but it’s no less lamentable for that....
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Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, in the midst of our debating and disappointment with the state of the world, we should extend hospitality to the stranger and share with each other those moments when our eyes are opened and when our hearts burn within us. Yes,...
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As we grieve loss and give thanks for self-sacrifice on Anzac Day, we should also commit ourselves to a future in which we turn from wars, share burdens, give priority to the most disadvantaged, and shape a more just society....
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When he was missioned to Beirut last fall, Fr. Doug Jones, a recently ordained Jesuit priest, expected to spend his time conducting research and administering sacraments. ...
In 2007, Charles Taylor wrote a book entitled, A Secular Age which gave us a clear and comprehensive analysis of the secular age we live in and the implications of that for our faith....
Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, in the midst of our debating and disappointment with the state of the world, we should extend hospitality to the stranger and share with each other those moments when our eyes are opened and when our hearts burn within us. Yes,...
But what to make of the phenomenon? After all, it’s indisputable that the number of adults now joining the Church can’t make up for the decades-long collapse in membership just about everywhere....
The pastoral visits, and the press conferences on the plane between stops, gave us new insights into how the pope sees his role in the world and in the church....
Pope proposes a more demanding idea of peace, one woven from justice, dignity, and forgiveness....
Should we be shocked that you are so ready to shrug off your master’s mock depiction of Christ and his irrational insults to Christ’s vicar on earth, on Divine Mercy weekend no less, as cheap humor and policy discussion, respectively? No, but it’s no less lamentable for that....
Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, in the midst of our debating and disappointment with the state of the world, we should extend hospitality to the stranger and share with each other those moments when our eyes are opened and when our hearts burn within us. Yes,...
As we grieve loss and give thanks for self-sacrifice on Anzac Day, we should also commit ourselves to a future in which we turn from wars, share burdens, give priority to the most disadvantaged, and shape a more just society....
When he was missioned to Beirut last fall, Fr. Doug Jones, a recently ordained Jesuit priest, expected to spend his time conducting research and administering sacraments. ...