What if we too were allowed to ask, accuse, even bring charges against God? Allowed to do so in court and receive a different answer than Job? To bring a more comprehensive indictment than theological expertise has long considered conceivable?
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“Werntz has provided a real gift in a time of not just isolation but suspicion and division.”
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As a Church, it is our job to be the Body of Christ. Working at being community is part of our mission.
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Cardinal Parolin’s brief but trenchant suggestions for a conference on climate change led me to reflect on the question of how we develop a “culture of care” in liturgy.
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During my undergraduate days at The Catholic University of America, I was very fortunate to take an upper level christology course, “Jesus as the Christ,”
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Without over-stating the obvious: we live in a period of our collective human history all at once odd, strange, anxious, confusing, stressful, and strikingly electric.
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How we analyze others amidst the corona pandemic.
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How do we understand the ways in which habitual participation in Christian liturgy forms us?
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Drone warfare, consumer culture, guilt-driven obedience, faith amidst a pluralistic world are among topics six fresh voices address in a growing collection of articles on sacramental-liturgical theology.
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All these hungry people, and the disciples don’t think they’ve got the wherewithal to help. But, guess what? They have.
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