In January of 2011 on this blog I posted an entry with the title A New Post-Catholic State of Awareness Has Public Discussion of Catholicism Reached a New Moment In that entry I suggested that a new courage for telling the truth about the range of affiliations in and out of Catholicism seems

An ordinary Sunday morning. I decide to go to a church that celebrates the Latin Mass every Sunday.

nbsp nbsp nbsp I have followed carefully the work of Mark Lynas on environmental issues for some time I remember from his 2004 book High Tide The Truth About Our Climate Crisis a telling juxtaposition of photographs with one Lynas father a geologist took in the early 1930 s of a glacier

An athletic association consisting of private Christian and Catholic parochial schools in Texas is drawing national attention after refusing to grant an Islamic high school membership From the New York Times With 500 students increasing academic prestige and an established soccer team Iman Acade

From our friend at The Jesuit Post a thoughtful essay from a young Jesuit who works in public health A few years ago I was in Paris in a meeting room that might as well have been an art gallery ndash certainly no place for a boy from rural Missouri nbsp I was there because I rsquo d been ask

The Reinhold Niebuhr Professor of Social Ethics at Union Theological Seminary talks about the future of the Occupy movement in this Web exclusive What are the ethical roots of the Occupy movement The ethical roots of the Occupy movement are as various as the widely various individuals and groups