-
Are Catholic enclaves the answer?...
-
Can someone be a practicing mystic?...
-
It’s puzzling to me, the belief that God is helpless to do anything for us or in our world until we accept God into our lives....
-
Human beings are made in God’s images, certainly, but the whole world also images in its own way the beauty and the love of God. ...
-
The focus of the discussions was not abstract or even academic, although academics play a central role on the panels. Like Jesus' parables, the conversations dealt with practical realities....
-
On this date, Aug. 6, 1978, St. Pope Paul VI died. Media coverage was uncharitable in its estimation of his tenure, but as time passes it has become clear that he was the great pope of the 20th century....
-
With the election of Pope Leo XIV, who has pledged himself to continue the reforms of Francis and who worked with the pope on the selection of Weisenburger to lead the church in Detroit, conservative Catholics need to disabuse themselves of the idea that what they perceive as a...
-
Catholic social media has been abuzz in recent days over the news that three professors at Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit were dismissed from the faculty by Archbishop Edward Weisenburger. Eduardo Echeverria, Ralph Martin, and Ed Peters — each of whom had taught at the seminary for over two decades —...
-
Francis seems to want to inspire courage to take risks and experiment. Ventures that attempt new things, and which may well go wrong. Acceptance of mistakes is better than despondency....
Are Catholic enclaves the answer?...
Can someone be a practicing mystic?...
It’s puzzling to me, the belief that God is helpless to do anything for us or in our world until we accept God into our lives....
Human beings are made in God’s images, certainly, but the whole world also images in its own way the beauty and the love of God. ...
The focus of the discussions was not abstract or even academic, although academics play a central role on the panels. Like Jesus' parables, the conversations dealt with practical realities....
On this date, Aug. 6, 1978, St. Pope Paul VI died. Media coverage was uncharitable in its estimation of his tenure, but as time passes it has become clear that he was the great pope of the 20th century....
With the election of Pope Leo XIV, who has pledged himself to continue the reforms of Francis and who worked with the pope on the selection of Weisenburger to lead the church in Detroit, conservative Catholics need to disabuse themselves of the idea that what they perceive as a...
Catholic social media has been abuzz in recent days over the news that three professors at Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit were dismissed from the faculty by Archbishop Edward Weisenburger. Eduardo Echeverria, Ralph Martin, and Ed Peters — each of whom had taught at the seminary for over two decades —...
Francis seems to want to inspire courage to take risks and experiment. Ventures that attempt new things, and which may well go wrong. Acceptance of mistakes is better than despondency....