Articles and Letters

ENTRIES FOR JULY, AUGUST 2008:

Labor Day - All Work Is Holy

A reflection on its true meaning. By Daniel O'Rourke.

Perhaps the most telling thing about his papacy is that he has been mourned by millions who acted contrary to his directives. By Anna Quindlen.

Where have all the young people gone? By Richard G. Malloy, S.J.

A sociologist looks ahead. By Andrew M. Greeley.

Reflections on Pope Benedict's notion that in the future the Church will be smaller. By Ted Schmidt.

...including its role in eliminating world hunger and sustaining the environment. By John Dear, S.J.

Catholic Theologian John Haught Speaks with BustedHalo about Ecology, Religious Education and its Influences on Young People. By Rodric J. Bradford .

...including three arguments that Jesus was...(you name it).

ENTRIES BEFORE JUNE 2008:

"Attention Must Be Paid"

An overview of his life and work on the death of American playwirght Arthur Miller. By Leo J. Donovan.

2) Twenty-First-Century Sin

...on enhancing Muslim-Christian understanding. By Jennifer Waterman.

To understand one, it helps to understand the other, says John F. Haught.

Transformed into beings of heat and light. By Tom Harpur.

...may be disagreement with the magisterium of the Church, as theologian Gregory Baum says. By Ted Schmidt.

The year of two popes. By Richard P. McBrien.

Based on the Aramaic language of Jesus, and rendered concept-for-concept rather than word-for-word from Matthew 5:2-12. By Jim Burch.

The election of Benedict XVI sent a signal throughout the world that we are entering a new Dark Age. By Bishop John Shelby Spong.

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