Are ideas real? Are thoughts real?
Read more
Author: Other Voices
Brief Book Review: The Eucharist: Mystery of Presence, Sacrifice, and Communion
This book would not really equip ordained or lay ministers with an understanding of the Eucharist.
Read more
Still Hungry at the Feast
Why is it that in spite of hundreds of thousands of daily and weekly Masses, Christians continue as selfish as before?
Read more
Brief Book Review: Balaam’s Donkey
“Casey is one of the true spiritual masters of our time. Anyone who sits and prays with these reflections will understand why – you will feel fed.”
Read more
Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s on the Sixth Sunday of Easter
[Warning: Game of Thrones Season 8 Finale Spoilers!] It might seem futile, even perilous in the current political climate actually to step up … to speak out…But chaos theory reminds us that even the disruption of a single butterfly can trigger a tornado in Texas, a revolution in respect, the foregrounding of love…
Read more
Liturgical Attitude
Changing the inclination to emotion into an attitude of worship can seem daunting, even insurmountable.
Read more
Brief Book Review: The Rites and Wrongs of Liturgy
The Rites and Wrongs of Liturgy: Why Good Liturgy Matters by Thomas O’Loughlin Who should read this? Presiders (and presiders-in-training), liturgical ministers (and liturgical ministers-in-training),
Read more
Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s on the Fifth Sunday of Easter
Jesus was a door opener, a wall obstructer, a barrier resister…and those of us baptized into his image are commissioned to do the same.
Read more
Brief Book Review: From Fragmentation to Wholeness
In the author’s own words, “ecclesial inaction [on questions of race] has devastating consequences for the witness of the church and the integrity of the gospel it proclaims.”
Read more
Brief Book Review: Faith of Our Mothers, Living Still
“Since its beginnings, the church’s, stories, myths, theology, ecclesiology, seminaries, authority, and ministry has been defined, described legislated and controlled by men who represent less than one half humanity.”
Read more