Article The Cry of Abel’s Blood How can the Crucifixion—the murder of an innocent—be redemptive? By Jerome A. Miller April 14, 2017 Theology Spirituality
Article Between Past & Future Almost everyone I know thinks the readings at the Easter Vigil are about history; I’m not convinced By Rita Ferrone April 13, 2017 Liturgy Columnists Theology Spirituality
Article Francis’s Words About Women Behind Francis’s clumsy metaphors about women is an intuition that the role of women in the church needs to be take more seriously By Rita Ferrone April 5, 2017 Women in the Church Pope Francis Theology Social Justice
Article Faggioli: ‘Post-Truth’ & Church History What happens to theology when the study of the past is neglected? By Massimo Faggioli March 29, 2017 Vatican II Pope Francis Pope Benedict XVI Theology Web Exclusive
Article Mission before Identity Calling for “hiring Catholics” can make some Catholics, and many other academic colleagues, nervous By David O'Brien March 18, 2017 Continuing the Conversation Higher Education Theology U.S. Catholicism
Feature Gene Editing: Promise & Peril Our capacity to modify the human genome is about to increase enormously, raising a number of complicated moral questions By Gilbert Meilaender March 13, 2017 Bioethics Ethics Theology