The landscapes of Iraq and Afghanistan are dotted with moral dilemmas.
Thomas J. Massaro
Rev. Thomas J. Massaro, S.J., is professor of moral theology and Laurence J. McGinley Chair in Religion and Society at Fordham University and former dean of the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University.
Posted inIn All Things
Immigration Policy Reform is Overdue
nbsp Woodstock Theological Center in our nation rsquo s capital sponsored a November 3 forum titled ldquo Honoring Human Dignity and the Common Good A Catholic Approach to Immigration Reform rdquo The impressive panel of speakers included Theodore Cardinal McCarrick Octavio Gonzalez of Stanfo
Posted inColumns
Democracy on the Line
We need user-friendly ways to gather information we require as citizens.
Posted inIn All Things
Jay Leno Moves to Ten O’Clock
NBC spent millions hyping the debut of ldquo The Jay Leno Show rdquo which appeared in the coveted 10 00 PM slot for the first time on Monday Sept 14 TV viewers accustomed to the 11 35 ldquo Tonight Show with Jay Leno rdquo wondered what the variety and talk show would be like in prime time
Posted inColumns
The Age of Distraction
'Our society has some hard thinking to do about the appropriate use of mobile technology.'
Posted inColumns
More Perfect Unions: ‘Violations of workers’ rights cannot go unchallenged.’
'Violations of workers' rights cannot go unchallenged.'
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Blessed Are the Poor: What is the proper moral response to these hard times?
What is the proper moral response to these hard times?
Posted inBooks
Explaining Our World
Sovereignty is one of the most contested and yet indeterminate concepts in the field of political science The casual observer will know that it has something to do with ldquo unity of power rdquo ldquo legitimate right to govern rdquo and ldquo absolute control of territory rdquo but may st