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Communio Theology

The Falsification of the Good. Part One: Pope Francis and the Question Begging Nature of Accusations of Heresy.

Pope Francis is not a heretic but is instead a manifestation of the unresolved theological legacy of Vatican II

Larry Chapp and Matthew Ramage discuss the new catechism of Bishop Athanasius Schneider

A critical appraisal of the new catechism of Bishop Schneider

The Eucharist as a form of public reason: an agonistic reading of history. My talk at the University of Scranton

Only Christianity gives us a thorough explanation of the agonistic quality of existence

A conference at St. Bernard's School of Theology on Veritatis Splendor

Veritatis Splendor

Interview on the Discerning Hearts Podcast on the legacy of Pope Benedict

Pope Benedict and his towering intellect

Lecture at Benedictine College

The Lamb who was slain is the engine of history

Evangelization in an age of unbelief. An essay in the "What We Need Now" Substack

The modern saint must be a saint who understands doubt

Larry Chapp interviews Tom Gourlay on the theology of Luigi Giussani.

The religious sense as the completion of reason.

Dom Dalmasso of The Logos Project interviews Larry Chapp on Communio theology

Communio theology as the true traditionalism

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