Editor’s Note: The following commentary on the ongoing public debate is presented, just like the original posting of Dr. Faggioli’s letter, as a guest post here at Daily Theology, and does not presume to represent […]
To the editor of the New York Times…
NB: This letter is posted with Dr. Massimo Faggioli’s permission. As usual with guest posts on Daily Theology, this does not necessarily reflect the views of all DT contributors. To the editor of the New […]
The Struggle of Dialogue & Dialoguing Toward Struggle
The Catholic Common Ground Initiative (CCGI), founded by the late Cardinal Bernardin, is a nation-wide project committed to facing difficult issues in the Church which create derision and polarization, lifting these issues up for dialogue. […]
DT Podcast Episode 14 – Andy Staron
Welcome to episode 14! This week’s podcast features guest host Stuart Squires, Assistant Professor of Theology at Brescia University in Owensboro, KY and host of the God and the Quad podcast! He talks with our […]
W.W.F.S.S.? Some thoughts on Ross Douthat and doctrine
What would Frank Sullivan Say? So the interwebs have been abuzz in the past 48 hours regarding New York Times columnist Ross Douthat’s op-ed on Sunday entitled “The Plot to Change Catholicism.” Commentators have questioned […]
The Veil Between Us
Editor’s Note: This post comes from our Blog Partner, Hope Sings So Beautiful. It was written by Chris Pramuk of Xavier University. I particularly appreciate this post for the way Pramuk questions the language of contemporary […]
Married in Mission: A Handbook for Couples in Cross-Cultural Service– A Book Review
In the wake of the Bishops’ synod on the family, let me direct your attention to a document written for married people by a married person–more specifically–for married couples venturing into cross-cultural mission. Married in […]
DT Podcast Episode 13 – Tommy Humphries
Welcome to another excellent episode of the Daily Theology podcast! This one features Steve Okey’s conversation with Tommy Humphries of Saint Leo University. They became fast friends after Steve started at Saint Leo, and so […]
Book Review: Catholic Women Speak
Catholic Women Speak Network, Catholic Women Speak: Bringing Our Gifts to the Table (New York: Paulist Press, 2015). As I sit to write this review, the World Meeting of Families is underway in Philadelphia, and […]
St. Jerome: the patron of irascible, morbidly sensitive, old curmudgeons
From the editors: this guest post is from Stuart Squires, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Theology at Brescia University. He may be reached at Squires3@yahoo.com, www.stuartsquires.com Today, September 30th, is the feast of St. Jerome (ca. 331—ca. 420), who, […]
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