In Talking of God, Our Words Don’t Always Mean What We Think They Mean
Clear thought demands clear definitions.
Results from Tag: 'theology'
Toward a Theology of ‘Both/And’ — An Interview with Father Mauro Gagliardi
The Italian theologian explains that his new book seeks to show how all the faithful — laity and clergy alike — are to both teach and defend the truth of Catholic dogma.
‘I Baptize’ Instead of ‘We Baptize’ is God’s Will, Not Legalism
The faithful have a right to the Church’s worship as the Church has established it.
St. Joseph is a True and Real Father
The fatherhood of St. Joseph is not an honorary title but indicates a unique and authentic fatherhood.
12 Things to Know and Share About the Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity is the central mystery of the Christian Faith. Here are 12 things to know and share...
God: What Every Catholic Should Know
An interview with theologian Elizabeth Klein on her new book.
Pope Francis: Theology in ‘Dialogue With Cultures’ Renews Humanity
An African theologian and an award-winning Canadian Catholic philosopher received the Ratzinger Prize this year.
If God Needs Nothing, Why Does He Ask For So Much?
“We love, because he first loved us” (1 John 4:19)
Catholic Belief in Eucharist Helped by Fellowship, Beauty of Worship, says Ordinariate Bishop
Bishop Steven Lopes of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter told the Register that Catholics need more than catechesis: they need experiences of Jesus’s real presence in the Mass and through fellowship with the members of Christ’s body.
Losing a Legacy? Assessing the John Paul II Institute Controversy
EDITORIAL: Recent events have thrown the future of the Pontifical John Paul II Theological Institute for Marriage and Family Sciences into theological confusion.
