From India, Stan Alla highlights a “new springtime” Pope Leo is ushering in, focusing our attention on ministering to those who are poor. catholicethics.com/forum/the-po...
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Don't miss the the November issue of @commonweal.bsky.social, with articles by Theological Ethics faculty member Dr. Stephen Pope and Professor Emeritus Kenneth Himes, OF.M.
Professor of Biblical Studies Jeffrey Cooley presents 'What’s That? Translingual Philological Speculation in Ancient Judah', followed by a brief discussion, in the Hebrew Scriptures and Cognate Literature Section at 1PM
At 12:30 on Sunday, In the Affect in Contemplative Practice – Tibetan and Christian Parallels session, Systematics Professor Brian Robinette presents: The Felt Sense of God: Christian Contemplative Practice in Dialogue with Phenomenology and Tibetan Buddhist Practice Traditions #aarsbl2025
Another show of gratitude to our friends at Catholic World Report for this lovely interview with our author Fr. John Gavin about his new CUA Press volume! www.catholicworldreport.com/2025/11/06/m...
In these days of remembering those we have lost... "Through memorial days & rituals of commemoration we navigate (what Pope Francis called} the "tension between memory & hope.' We affirm that where there is remembrance there is mañana!" learn.ctu.edu/the-commemor...
in my keynote at the XV LEST conference in Leuven today I will say something about this and what it means for theologians (Catholic and not only)
#PopeLeoXIV says Listen "to the beating of God’s love and thus become true theologians" - "Continue to entrust your life to the Heart of the Lord" www.catholicnewsworld.com/2025/10/pope...
Our director Therese Ratliff and editor for pastoral and parish resources Justin Huyck are at the Frankfurt Book Fair this week with publishers from all over the world, sharing our catalog of books and discussing industry trends!
Read coverage of the recent event, created by the CTEWC Migrations and Borders virtual table, by member Luis Donaldo González in Vatican News: www.vaticannews.va/en/church/ne...
#Pope Leo XIV says "the Jubilee" a "time for forgiveness, invites us to “forgive our brothers from the heart," to reconcile" FULL TEXT to #Indigenous www.catholicnewsworld.com/2025/10/pope...
“Human science wants to be a science of prediction… (not) a moral science that would exhibit to free people their choices… & leave them to choose. It wants to conceive people as atoms, find out the forces that move them, & predict what they will do whether they choose or not.” Bernard Lonergan
In my AI and Theology class, we read the Techno Optimist Manifesto from Marc Andreessen today. Was surprised and impressed by how skeptical the students were of the whole thing, the idea of limitless growth that underlies it, and its view of the human person.
St. Ignatius of #Antioch - Legend says he is the Child whom Jesus Took in His Arms! Patron Saint of Throat diseases - Saint of Oct. 17 www.catholicnewsworld.com/2025/10/st-i...
Sed contra: if development is a kind of change (and John Henry Newman says it is), then doctrine does change. And if development is not simply any change whatsoever but a function of intelligence, then we’ve not risked doctrine at all. We’ve merely specified and expanded the same intelligible field.