Larry Chapp
Mark Stahlman, President of the Center for the Study of Digital Life, joins Larry Chapp to discuss Artificial Intelligence
Another set of ludicrous attacks on Bishop Robert Barron: My latest in Catholic World Report
My latest in CWR. And just for the record, no I am not on the payroll of Word on Fire! But Bishop Barron is a friend of mine and someone
Dr. Philippa Martyr joins Larry Chapp to discuss her new book on Catholicism in Australia and why it is significant for the wider Church
Amy Welborn joins Larry Chapp to discuss Rome, the Conclave, Pope Leo, and the liturgy
I was very happy to finally get a chance to interview the wonderful Amy Welborn whose blog I have been reading since 2001. For technical reasons this is audio only
A Paleo-Radical proposal: A guest blog from Francis Sephton
I have not had a guest blog post in a while. My friend Francis Sephton sent this to me and it is well worth a read. Here is a short
Msgr. Michael Heintz of Notre Dame discusses his program for improved homiletics with Larry Chapp
Pope Leo and Interreligious dialogue: My latest in The National Catholic Register
My latest in The National Catholic Register https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/chapp-leo-xiv-early-outreach-interreligious-dialogue
Vatican II, interreligious dialogue, and Pope Leo: My latest in The Pillar
My latest in The Pillar: https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/leo-xiv-vatican-ii-and-interreligious
My conversation with Mark Lambert on the Catholic Unscripted podcast
Had a wonderful chat with Mark Lambert of Catholic Unscripted.
My conversation with Kale Zelden on his podcast: The Underneath.
Kale Zelden is one of the most interesting podcasters around. I always enjoy our conversations.
A meditation on the Theo-Drama of a papal conclave: My latest in Catholic World Report
My latest in Catholic World Report https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2025/05/16/a-grateful-perspective-from-saint-peters-square/
The Communio Interviews: Samuel Korb joins Larry Chapp to discuss intratrinitarian kenosis in the thought of Origen
My latest, and last, Letter from Rome in First Things
My latest, and last, Letter from Rome in First Things. Scroll down to get to my essay although the first essay by George Weigel is excellent and worth reading. https:
Pope Leo XIV and a truly synodal Church: My latest in The Pillar
My latest in The Pillar. It is behind a paywall but the subscription is not expensive and The Pillar is well worth it in my opinion. https://www.pillarcatholic.com/
Bernini's vision and the current state of St. Peter's square: My latest in Catholic World Report
My latest in Catholic World Report https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2025/05/08/modern-efficiency-battles-traditional-aesthetics-in-rome/
My latest "Letter from Rome" in First Things: "This too shall pass."
My latest "letter from Rome" in First Things. As usual, scroll down to find my essay. https://firstthings.com/letters-from-rome-2025-the-papal-interregnum-no-8/
Letter from Rome in First Things: My latest
My latest in First Things. Scroll down for my essay https://firstthings.com/letters-from-rome-2025-the-papal-interregnum-no-6/
Business as usual is an untenable path for the Church. My latest in Catholic World Report
My latest in Catholic World Report https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2025/05/02/business-as-usual-is-untenable/
Moral theology and the conclave: My latest in The National Catholic Register
My latest in The National Catholic Register https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/chapp-conclave-false-narrative
My appearance on Kale Zelden's podcast: The Underneath
Great chatting with my friend Kale Zelden
My latest in The Pillar: the ongoing debate between Concilium vs Communio theology in the papacy of Pope Francis
My latest in The Pillar. Unfortunately, it is behind a paywall. https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/communio-concilium-and-pope-francis
Letter number three from Rome in First Things
As usual you need to scroll down to find my essay: https://firstthings.com/letters-from-rome-2025-the-papal-interregnum-no-3/
My second "Letter from Rome" in First Things: Controlling the narrative
As with all of these "letters from Rome" you must scroll down to get to my essay https://firstthings.com/letters-from-rome-2025-the-papal-interregnum-no-
Letters from Rome: My first essay in First Things
Linked is the first installment of a new series of reflections I will be offering at First Things while I am in Rome. As with my columns in First Things