Gaudium et Spes 22
"The truth is that only in the mystery of the incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light."
The Church after Pope Francis: My latest essay in "What we need now" on the topic of "Demos II"
Recently, a Cardinal of the Church, writing under the pseudonym "Demos II" penned an open letter to his brother Cardinals on the problems in the current papacy and
True and false development of doctrine: My latest in The National Catholic Register
An important topic in these days of claimed doctrinal development from the very highest echelons of the Church. https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/chapp-doctrinal-development-vs-cultural-corruption
The Current State of the Church: an Interview with the Dominican Fr. Peter Totleben.
The development of doctrine: an interview with Fr. Thomas Weinandy
The theology of Joseph Ratzinger: An interview with Dom Dalmasso of the Logos Project
Joseph Ratzinger and Pope John Paul II: An interview with Roland Millare on "the dream team".
Dr. Roland Milllare is an expert in the theology of Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict. Here we discuss his overall theological significance but with an eye toward Vatican II and his
What is a Catholic University and what is its mission in today's world? An interview with Dr. Roger Nutt, Provost of Ave Maria University
Modern Seminary Formation. Part One: Interview with Bishop Elect Keith Chylinski, Rector of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia is one of the oldest and most successful seminaries in the United States.
Msgr. Michael Heintz on the theology of Louis Bouyer
Msgr. Michael Heintz is the academic dean at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg, Maryland. He is an expert in the theology of Louis Bouyer. A wonderful conversation
Modern Seminary Formation. Part Two. Msgr. Andrew Baker, Rector of Mt. St. Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg Maryland
The Catholic Worker Movement: Larry Chapp, Michael Baxter and Benjamin Peters
Eschatological Holiness: Guardini on Melancholy. My Latest in Catholic World Report
A continuation of my theological meditation on the significance of holiness in the "in betweenness" of our nature. Here I use the thought of the incomarable Romano Guardini