Terence Sweeney

Terence Sweeney is an assistant teaching professor in the honors program and the humanities department at Villanova University.

Kevin Vallier’s new book succeeds in revealing the dangerous flaws of integralism, but he fails to explain why liberalism could enable us to be good.

By Terence Sweeney

February 6, 2024

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Commonweal contributors reflect on Pope Francis’s effort to remake the Church.

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