Article Too Much Theory Deeply symbolic and theological language about both the priesthood and the diaconate sometimes ends up stifling creative thinking about their futures. By Thomas Baker May 29, 2020 Pope Francis Theology Priesthood
Article Religion Booknotes New theological books include titles on the Talmud, Shariah law, the Latino Christ, and slavery among Christians. By Luke Timothy Johnson May 28, 2020 Muslim-Christian Relations Jewish-Christian Relations Theology
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Article Under Pressure The weight of the magisterium lay heavy on Blaise Pascal. Instead of crushing him, it clarified his thinking—and ours. By Paul J. Griffiths May 13, 2020 Theology Philosophy Secularism and Modernity
Article Sheltering in Place Shouldn’t we be paying attention to those minor miracles of creation that occur all around us, even when we’re stuck at home? Marilynne Robinson can help. By Burke Nixon May 8, 2020 Fiction Theology Spirituality
Article From Catholic Worker to DSA Labor leader, socialist, journalist, and Catholic convert, John Cort devoted his adult life to writing about and organizing for workers’ rights. By Gary Dorrien May 6, 2020 Social Justice Theology Economy