Gaudium et Spes 22
"The truth is that only in the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light."
A new podcast series with Larry Chapp and Rodney Howsare on the documents of Vatican II: Part one: The opening speech of Pope John
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Larry Chapp, David Schindler, Rodney Howsare, and Michael Hanby discuss: What is a human being?
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Larry Chapp and Dr. Eduardo Echeverria discuss Bishop Schneider's new catechism
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The Falsification of the Good. Part One: Pope Francis and the Question Begging Nature of Accusations of Heresy.
Part one of a new three part series on the falistifcation of the good, the signs of the times, and demoralization in the Church: The Falsification of the Good, the
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Larry Chapp and Chris Altieri discuss the Cardinal Burke situation and other related issues
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Larry Chapp and Lewis Ayres discuss Word on Fire's "The New Ressourcement" project
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Larry Chapp and Matthew Ramage discuss the new catechism of Bishop Athanasius Schneider
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Larry Chapp and Kale Zelden discuss the significance of a demoralized Church
Another great conversation with Kale Zelden And here is the Podbean Podcast audio only version:
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A short version of my analysis of the new Motu Proprio: My latest in the Register
I am still working on an original blog essay on the topic of how to negotiate living the faith during a time of demoralization. Taking me longer than I thought
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Sense and Synodability: A guest blog post from Fr. John Nepil of Denver
I am working on a new original blog post of the old fashioned kind that once was the stock in trade of this blog. It should be out in a
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The Bishop Strickland Affair: My Latest in Catholic World Report
I am on vacation until the 20th of November and for some reason my laptop has decided that it does not want to link to the CWR article that was
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The Eucharist as a form of public reason: an agonistic reading of history. My talk at the University of Scranton
What follows is my lecture given at the University of Scranton on November 2nd. Many of you will recognize elements of it as bits and pieces from previous things I
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