Theology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Segregated in Death
In the aftermath of the Orlando nightclub massacre in June, Russell Moore lamented our inability to mourn…
“Je Suis Jacques Hamel”
What has just happened at Saint-Étienne du Rouvray can only arouse horror and even anger at a…
James Earl Massey: Steward of the Story
I first heard the voice of James Earl Massey when I was a theological student at Harvard…
Religious and Pro-Life Conscience Unwelcome in Healthcare
Healthcare is quickly becoming about much more than the provision and reception of medical treatment. To a…
Who’s Afraid of Ad Orientem?
Cardinal Robert Sarah’s call on July 5th for a wider celebration of the Ordinary Form Mass ad…
The Virgin and The Donald
In light of reports of Donald Trump’s recent conversion to Christianity, we have reason to hope that…
A (Scholastic) Sonnet from the Portuguese
Now largely forgotten outside the Portuguese-speaking world, Luis Vaz de Camoens (1524-1580) was revered by many luminaries…
Sins of Their Fathers
Films with a theological bent never get far from the oldest question of theodicy: Why does a…
Karl Rahner: An Appreciation and Critique
Robert Royal’s fine book A Deeper Vision: The Catholic Intellectual Tradition in the Twentieth Century consists, by…
The Reformation, a Tragic Necessity
Jaroslav Pelikan (1923-2006) was the greatest historian of Christian doctrine since Adolf von Harnack, and he was…
A Blessedly Unpredictable Council
I had begun writing about the results of the Pan-Orthodox Council, which recently finished its work in…
“We Know that We Are Going To Be Killed”
Fr. Douglas Bazi is a Chaldean Catholic priest in his native Iraq, where he served as pastor…
The Smartphone and the Virgin
Take a look at the photo on the left. It’s a famous church in Rome, the seventeenth-century…
Obergefell and the New Gnosticism
For decades, the Sexual Revolution was supposed to be about freedom. Today, it is about coercion. Once,…
The Da Vinci Code All Over Again
Last Thursday, my Facebook feed alerted me to a fascinating piece of investigative journalism, published the previous…
