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The Trinity: This Time It’s Personal
How do we take all of our Trinitarian doxa (glory) -logy (speaking) and use it to make our very lives a glory-speaking, a glory-bearing, a glory-bringing for others and for the world?
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The Feast of the Visitation
Like Mary, we want to be a Church which can accompany all those “pregnant” situations of our people…
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In the Heart of the City, in the Heart of God
I wonder how the liturgical life of the Community of Jerusalem would speak to people in NYC, or LA, or Chicago.
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CDF Prefect Ladaria Reaffirms the All-Male Priesthood
Why now?
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Trinity Sunday
I saw that there were these three attributes: fatherhood, motherhood, and lordship – all in one God. (Julian of Norwich)
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Pope Francis’ cunning long game – UPDATED
Damon Linker is one of the most astute commentators there is on church and society. He writes about “Pope Francis’ cunning long game” in The Week: If Pope Francis were a straightforward reformer, he would seek to change church doctrine regardless of the potentially dire consequences for church unity. But Francis is well aware of the…
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Bishop George Thomas: “Opening the Windows of the Church”
At the celebration of Eucharist, there are to be no passive bystanders or casual onlookers.
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Millennials and the Parish Festival
Is the parish festival a “brick and mortar” gold fish coin toss of the past?
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Liturgical Bullies
They complain about the liturgy. It’s their apparent contribution to the Body of Christ.
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