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 Hermeneutics of Kenosis. Part Two: Quo Vadis? Error and Truth in the Church
“Important to remember is that the term ‘church teaching’ is analogical rather than univocal. Ecclesial teaching is proposed with varying levels of authority and certitude. Karl Rahner, for example, affirms
Interview with Dr. Angela Franks, Dr. Larry Chapp and Dr. Rodney Howsare
I was very pleased to have the opportunity to interview Dr. Angela Franks and Dr. Rodney Howsare on the topic of gender and sexuality in the light of Catholic teaching.
Interview with Larry Chapp and Christopher Altieri
Dignitatis Humanae: Part Two: The Hermeneutic of Kenosis
“A (true) revolution is a call from a less perfect tradition to a more perfect tradition, a call from a shallower tradition to a deeper tradition, a backing up of
Interview with Larry Chapp and Marcus Grodi
Father John Gribowich on the Universal Call to Holiness
Today I am pleased to have back once again Father John Gribowich as a guest blogger. He reflects on the universal call to holiness. I am still working on my
Dr. Larry Chapp interviews Fr. Harrison Ayre on his new book: Mysterion
Interview with Larry Chapp, Matthew Levering, and Matthew Minerd: Neo-Scholasticism and Ressourcement
Podcast Interview with Larry Chapp and Dom Dalmasso: The Manifesto
Video Interview with Andrew Gniadek on Carmelite Spirituality
Religious Freedom: A Defense of Dignitatis Humanae: Rupture and Continuity
“Without truth, there is no freedom” Bishop Karol Wojtyla at Vatican II (1965) “Without freedom, there is no truth” Pope Benedict XVI (Ecclesia in Medio Oriente) “This Vatican Council declares