My latest in Crisis Magazine-Newborns, Primaries—and the Gift of Simplicity?
Read my latest article here. And yes, it was fun to make that photoshop.
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4 Thoughts on Clarence Thomas
Clarence Thomas has been the focus (yet again) of widespread media discontent. The two “big” reports are that 1) his wife is an active conservative advocate heavily involved in issues that will soon reach the Supreme Court, especially the 2020 election; and 2) that he received expensive personal gifts from a rich conservative friend which
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My latest in Gaudium et Spes 22-What does it mean to “Move on” from Vatican II?
I recently had an enjoyable and fruitful dialogue with Dr. Larry Chapp, who graciously published my expansion of my prior “move on” article on Vatican II. Check it out here.
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My latest in The Catholic World Report-On German bishops, the mayor of NYC, and the lateness of the hour
Check out my latest in The Catholic World Report here.
My latest in The Catholic World Report-Boomers or bust? On Vatican II and generational arguments
Check out my latest (and first article) in the Catholic World Report here.
My latest in Crisis-What Eastern Christianity Can Teach Us During Lent
Check out my latest Crisis Magazine article here.
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My latest in Crisis-The Trouble With Debates About “Marital Debt”
Check out my latest article in Crisis magazine here.
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My latest in Crisis-OK, Boomer: It’s time to move on from Vatican II
Check out my latest (and very first widely published) article in Crisis Magazine here.
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