“I found God’s grace in artists like Bob Dylan and the Beatles.”
Faith in Focus
On fatherhood, selective service and a space for nonviolence
On fatherhood, selective service and a space for nonviolence
When Elie Wiesel met François Mauriac
By doing justice to the “other half of the story,” we Christians honor our moral obligation to the Jewish people.
What I learned from working at the L’Arche community that Pope Francis visited
“Our eyes may be for judging, but our hearts are for knowing.”
How a mother’s death taught me to appreciate my past
There is a need to pass on the things that meant something to us.
Bouquets for My Father
Sons, often defined by their fathers, necessarily reflect on the man who gave them life.
An Eastern priest’s vision for Catholic-Orthodox relations
An Eastern priest’s vision for Catholic-Orthodox relations
Wham! Thump! Yahweh! Are your kids ready for ‘The Action Bible’?
All those gaudy graphics and bright colors? Surely there was something, well, evangelical about the darn thing. But I can’t argue with the results.
A Theology of Taylor Swift
No topic is out of bounds for the theologian.
A Closing and an Opening: On graduation and the priesthood
My inner silence returned me to the cathedral, and to the meaning of the priesthood.
