Gaudium et Spes 22
"The truth is that only in the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light."
So-Called “Synodality” and the Myth of “Hyper Papalism.”
“’Structure,’ which because of its impersonality seems immune to scandal, can become the prime seat of infection.” Hans Urs von Balthasar, (“The Anti-Roman Attitude,” Communio, Winter, 1981, p. 315)
A Personal Post: Gratitude and Love for Father John Gribowich as He Enters the Abbey of the Genesee.
Many of you are probably not aware that our Catholic Worker farm is co-owned by Father John Gribowich. Father John is a former student of ours from back in
David Bentley Hart’s Universalism: Part two. Some Reflections on “That All Shall Be Saved”
“Once upon a time there was a woman, and she was wicked as wicked could be, and she died. And not one good deed was left behind her. The devils
Podcast interview with Larry Chapp and Michael Lofton on the “Reason and Theology” podcast. Topic: Vatican II and its retrieval.”
As I continue working on my next blog post on David Hart’s universalism, I link below my latest interview with Michael Lofton. It was a great conversation I think.
David Hart’s Universalism: Part One: The Drama of Dogma
“It is the dogma that is the drama — not beautiful phrases, nor comforting sentiments, nor vague aspirations to loving-kindness and uplift, nor the promise of something nice after death
Bishop Barron Presents: Conversations at the Crossroads interview with Dr. Larry Chapp
Linked below is the interview I taped on August 3rd at the Word on Fire studios in Santa Barbara. And for those of you still waiting for my blog post
Podcast Interview with Larry Chapp and Cy Kellett on Catholic Answers: Focus
Linked below is the video cast of the show wherein we discuss, yet again, Traditionis Custodes. I think it is not bad except that for some strange reason I kept
A Discalced Laity
“We can only do it for moments at first. But from those moments the new sort of life will be spreading through our system: because now we are letting Him
Dorothy Day on the Precarity of Love and Voluntary Poverty
Dorothy Day, who founded the Catholic Worker movement in 1933 along with Peter Maurin, was praised by Pope Francis in his recent address before the Congress of the United States.
Ressourcement Theology: A Personal Narrative
Blog Master’s note: My apologies for the long time since my last post. My travels to California for my interview with Bishop Barron have consumed my time and my
Video Interview with Larry Chapp and Zac Crippen on his show “Creedal.” Topic: Traditionis Custodes
Linked below is the video. I think it was a good conversation and I hope many of you will find it helpful. My apologies for not having posted a new