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February 25, 2024
The Transfiguration of Jesus calls us to be obedient like Abraham
February 25, 2024
“Jesus took with him Peter and James and John and led them up a high mountain” (Mark 9:2). Sunday’s Gospel of Jesus’s Transfiguration is paired with the narrative of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of his son Isaac in the first reading, prompting the question: What is the link? Jesus says to His disciples: “If any man would
We learn to live in heaven by learning to live on earth
February 25, 2024
Many years ago, a youngish academic asked me with some puzzlement what you were supposed to do if you converted to Christianity. He was not hostile to the ideas and doctrines; indeed, he found they made a fair amount of sense to him. But what exactly was the difference it was supposed to make? Yes,
How Pope’s blessings for same-sex couples undermine peace efforts in Ukraine
February 25, 2024
ROME – As the world marked the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine yesterday, the failure to date of all diplomatic efforts, including those of the Vatican, to bring the war to an end were painfully clear. The most obvious reason for those failures, of course, is the fact that neither Russia nor Ukraine
Inglorious Revolution: subcurrents around James II’s attempts at religious toleration
February 25, 2024
“The Glorious Revolution” is one of those phrases Catholics like to put quotation marks around. The dominant narrative of James II’s deposition, the installation of William III and Mary II, and all that followed, weaves together various issues: political, religious and nationalist. Sometimes there’s a suggestion that the Revolution’s claim to be a Good Thing
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