Stephen Beale
The Protestant Reformation’s 500th anniversary is likely to inspire the
usual appraisals of where Protestants and Catholics have lingering
disagreements and where there is now common ground. In the former
category are the Eucharist, Mary, and the pope, among other areas. In
the latter often goes the doctrine of justification. It shouldn’t. The
agreement over […]
Sister Renée Mirkes, OSF
An ominous portent haunts the dissenting opinion in Obergefell v.
Hodges. Chief Justice John Roberts, relying on the old maxim that it’s
valid to infer from what has happened to what will happen, predicts the
inescapability of sequels to the legalization of same-sex “marriage.”
The SCOTUS, he avers, will be unable to discount future petitioners […]
Sean Fitzpatrick
The ghosts that haunt the lonely corners of the globe have ever managed
to play an uncanny and incalculable role in the rolling course of the
world, and might even be considered the goblin guides of human history.
Whether by visions or voices from the grave, the disembodied beings
beloved by lore are a presence […]
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