April 25, 2011

How Christians suffer, die and rise with Jesus

Even in death, Christ never let go.

In Holy Week my mind turns to Jerusalem.

Both Call It Home Rabbi Daniel E. Polish’s “A Spiritual Home” (4/11) puts in perspective the historical/spiritual roots of Judaism. As the author points out, there is much more than politics at work in Israel; but it appears to me that his argument could equally be made about the P

When we Christians hear the Easter greeting of peace, we should be dismayed as much as consoled.

Back in the 1960s there was almost universal acceptance among social scientists of the ldquo secularization thesis rdquo the belief that as societies became more modern mdash more economically developed technologically sophisticated democratic etc mdash they would become increasingly secular

Poems and prayers from Thomas Flowers, S.J.