Regis Nicoll
In “Unpracticed Faith is Functional Atheism,” I addressed one error in
the Church: heteropraxy—that is, the belief in right doctrine
(orthodoxy) without the pursuit right living (orthopraxy). Now I turn to
the equal and opposite error—orthopraxy divorced from orthodoxy—which
is a reaction to the first. Sadly, heteropraxy has been a problem in the
Church from […]
Fr. Jerry J. Pokorsky
We often hear that religion is a very private matter. It’s a nice
sentiment. It’s inclusive and non-judgmental. And nice non-religious
people are really quite pleasant to be around. Catholics can be nice
people too. We drive to work to nice offices—I walk to work from a nice
rectory—and we return to our households with […]
Sean Fitzpatrick
It is the best of tales, it is the worst of tales, it is for the age of
foolishness, it is for the age of wisdom, it is an epic of belief, it is
an epic of incredulity, it shines with Light, it shadows with Darkness,
it springs with hope, it winters with despair, it […]
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