Voices
Robert P. Imbelli, a priest of the Archdiocese of New York, taught theology for 30 years at Boston College. Audio recordings of his lectures, “Christic Imagination: How Christ Transforms Us,” have recently been released by Now You Know Media.
Faith
Editor’s note: The historic interview with Pope Francis (Am. 9/30) has generated a great deal of dialogue in the church and in society at large. We asked several writers to offer their reactions to the pope’s words. Selections from these responses are printed below. The full versions of
From Rev. Robert P. Imbelli: additional questions for Pope Francis
America invited several writers, theologians and church leaders to respond to Pope Francis’ first encyclical, “Lumen Fidei”, “The Light of Faith.” Visit www.americamagazine.org/light-faith for additional contributions.Knowing the One Whom We Love"Lumen Fidei,&rdquo
Faith
America asked a selection of writers, theologians and church leaders to respond to Pope Francis' first encyclical, Lumen Fidei. Check this page in the coming days for additional contributions.Knowing The One Whom We LoveBy Drew Christiansen, S. J.“The Light of Faith,” Pope Francis sa
Vatican II calls us to a renewed realization of the primacy of Christ.
Suggestions for theologians and bishops in search of common ground
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Catholic thinkers who have explored the substance and challenge of Christian faith.
Examining the creative principles that animate Newman's vision and guide his practice
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Ralph McInereney's 'Dante and the Blessed Mother' is a promising sign of a Marian revival.
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Cardinal Francis George with doctorates in both philosophy Tulane and theology Urbaniana is a formidable intellectual presence in the church in the United States In addition he brings to his reflections significant missionary and pastoral experience as vicar general of his religious congregat