Catholic author and editor discusses Jesuit influence on his life and writing.
In All Things
Ignatius Day
The Spanish captain grimaced in pain asking for his leg to be broken and stretched again igo L pez de Loyola age 30 had just returned home from a battle at Pamplona where an enemy shell had smashed into his legs After he fell the Spanish surrendered the city to its French besiegers The en
Reimagining Immigration Policy: 10 Questions for Robert Royal
‘We don’t want to over-simply this issue,’ says founder of Faith and Reason Institute.
ISIS: Into the Netherworld
Buried in the depths of a great fish caught in the darkness of the sea and perhaps never to see the light of day again the Prophet Jonah cried out ldquo Out of my distress I called to the Lord and He answered me From the midst of the netherworld I cried for help and You heard my voice rdquo
U.S. Congress in Rare Display of Unanimity–on Israel
Here 39 s an AP lead you don 39 t see every day nbsp Members of Congress are falling over one another to show their support for Israel nbsp While much of the rest of the world watches the Gaza war in horror and scrambles for a cease-fire U S lawmakers are pressing the Obama administration to t
Pope Francis and Argentinian Debt
Pope Francis is well known for his early resistance to Liberation Theology Less well known is his vocal critique of capitalism following the Argentinian debt crisis of 2002 This week thanks to the U S courts Argentina may undergo its second debt default in a decade While its impact on the debt
The Convert Maker: Questions for Father C. John McCloskey
Priest and former Wall Street broker instructed Beltway public figures in the faith.
The Future of Catholic Media: An Interview with Father Thomas Rosica, C.S.B.
Father Thomas Rosica C S B is a Canada-based Basilian priest and journalist He is Chief Executive Officer of Salt and Light Television Network consulter on the Vatican rsquo s Pontifical Council for Social Communications English-language assistant to the Holy See Press Office a member of the
The Pearl of Great Price, by Faith and Reason
The kingdom is as close as our five senses, if only we know how to see.
Church Reform from Below: An Interview with Bishop Frank Caggiano
The Most Rev Frank Caggiano is bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport A Brooklyn native he graduated from Regis High School in 1977 and attended Yale University briefly before deciding to study for the priesthood He holds a B A in philosophy from Cathedral College and an M Div in th
