The Slippery Slope of Non-Discrimination Policies: To Sign or Not to Sign?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Beware the moral pitfalls that can turn licit toleration into sinful cooperation.
Results from Tag: 'moral theology'
How to Watch Movies Like a Catholic
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: How do we know whether we’re doing the right thing when we voluntarily expose ourselves to media that conflicts with the message of the Gospel?
Responding Morally as Catholics to the Crisis in the Holy Land
COMMENTARY: In the fog of war, the light of the Gospel is needed more than ever.
Professor Stanisław Grygiel, Longtime Friend of John Paul II, Dies at 89
The Polish academic and married father of two passed away Feb. 20 in Rome where he had lived since 1980.
This Is the Only Really Good Reason to Cheat
‘Sin creates a proclivity to sin; it engenders vice by repetition of the same acts.’ (CCC 1865)
How Can Stock Trading (or Any Other Job) Be a Path to Sainthood?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Anyone, including a stock trader, who lives his livelihood in a Christlike way, is of incalculable worth to the Kingdom.
Understanding Pope Francis: It’s the Moral Theology, Stupid
COMMENTARY: Something serious does seem to be afoot with this papacy that differs markedly from its predecessors, and that ‘something’ is a revolutionary change in moral theology.
Pope Francis: Family Life Is More Tested Than Ever Before
The Holy Father addressed a group of moral theologians on Friday.
Moral Theologian Explains Catholic Just War Teaching and the War in Ukraine
“Legitimate defense can be not only a right but a grave duty for one who is responsible for the lives of others. … For this reason, those who legitimately hold authority also have the right to use arms to repel aggressors against the civil community entrusted to their responsibility.” (CCC 2265)
