Saint Martin's Department of Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Theology, has been working with our university, abbey, and local Catholic dioceses and institutions to reposition it as a continuing education department. We are now conducting a soft start of our MTS. The full start is next January.

My annual post for "The First," the newsletter for Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church. catholicethics.com/forum/the-co...

The Constitutional Crisis is Us | Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church

In his U.S. church history class at Yale Divinity School, Harry Stout drove home the radical political nature of the United States by asking us, his students, to think about the first three words of t...

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Last Sunday, I did a webinar sponsored by the American Catholic Historical Society. My topic was how U.S. Catholic missionary orders communicated with their donor base at home, as distinguished from how they related to the Caribbean peoples they served. Link: ow.ly/lY6A50V2u2N Passcode: 8C=V4jXe

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It is never a good idea to "just Google" any theological concept. A 2,000 year old intellectual and spiritual tradition resists any ideological capture. This article by Frederick Bauerschmidt and Maureen Sweeney in Church Life Journal explains Ordo Amoris. churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/ord...

Ordo Amoris: Wisely Extending Love

Bauerschmidt and Sweeney on human need.

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Coming up on February 16, from 2 to 3PM Eastern Time via Zoom, my talk, sponsored by the American Catholic Historical Society, on how U.S. Roman Catholic religious congregations communicated to their donor base at home as distinguished from the people they ministered to. amchs.org/event/u-s-ca...