Apologetics
5 posts
St. Benedict's vision of Christological hospitality is greater than John Lennon's "Imaginary" utopia: My latest in the Register
My latest in The National Catholic Register: https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/chapp-john-lennon-imagine
Evangelization Part Four: Evangelization in an Apocalyptic Modality: A Balthasarian Analysis
True, the mysterious figure of the Nazarene continues to exercise its fascination. But, for the most part, access to this figure is sought outside the official Christianity of the Church,
Evangelization Part Two: Eric Sammons, Massa Damnata (again) and Bishop Robert Barron
I swore I was not going to comment on this but since my email box has been flooded with folks encouraging me to, I decided to go ahead against my
Evangelization Part Three: The Christological and Cruciform Nature of Evangelization.
I have spoken often of the need in our evangelizing to “flip the script” of modernity. And by that I mean to highlight the fact that the deep unbelief and
Apologetics and Evangelization Part One: Vatican II and Why Radical Traditionalism is a Dead End
I am still working on my blog essay on apologetics which was delayed by my trip to Rome. I know, I know, I keep promising that blog essay but it