Roses, Chocolate, and Ambiguity
by Francis X. MaierPope Francis paid an apparently surprise visit to the home of Emma Bonino, “the Italian politician who successfully campaigned to legalise abortion in the 1970s.” Continue Reading »
Pope Francis paid an apparently surprise visit to the home of Emma Bonino, “the Italian politician who successfully campaigned to legalise abortion in the 1970s.” Continue Reading »
Reversing cultural decline and the related loss of religious belief in the U.S. is the work of a generation. Continue Reading »
Perhaps it is not too bold to suggest that Undset, a century after her first taste of Paradise, now advocates for her earthly friends from the other side of the veil. Continue Reading »
The seminary was hosting a barbeque event described as a night of appreciation for its supporters to “share all the good God is doing” at St. Tikhon’s. Continue Reading »
Today, our democratic instincts make many recoil at the notion that nations might be baptized and converted as nations. Continue Reading »
Canterbury Cathedral’s silent disco and Peterborough Cathedral’s upcoming rave speak of a childish age. Continue Reading »
Traditionalists are finding common ground with those on the far left of postmodern discourse. Continue Reading »
We all wrestle with God. When it comes to cinematic art, this struggle will be manifest on the big screen. Continue Reading »
The devout Lutheranism of my ancestors, which so shaped and defined my grandparents and parents, is dead and buried. Continue Reading »
The Christian nationalism panic ignores the terrain where Christianity actually is advancing. Continue Reading »