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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Papal Interview: “Disjointed Multitude of Doctrines”
In the excerpts of the papal interview I’ve been seeing, this one leaped out at me (emphasis mine): The dogmatic and moral teachings of the church are not all equivalent. The church’s pastoral ministry cannot be obsessed with the transmission … Continue reading
Papal Interview: Some Commentary
The extended interview with Pope Francis has been all over the news for the past few days. You can read the entire text at America magazine. For convenience, you can also buy a copy for the Kindle or Nook. This … Continue reading
Reform the Curia by Making it Diaconal?
Kurt Vorndran makes a very interesting suggestion in the comments section of a dotCommonweal blog post on reforming the Curia: …service in the Curia should be recognized as a diaconal ministry (which is what it is) and that those serving … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Ecclesiology
Tagged bishop of rome, bishops, curia, deacon, vatican
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Five and a Half Reasons Not to Send your Son to College
Emily Reimer-Barry, over at Catholic Moral Theology, has posted an admirable response to “a Catholic father’s explanation of 6 (+2) Reasons NOT to Send Your Daughter to College.” It is admirable both for its stance of charitable dialogue, and for … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Economics, Feminist theology
Tagged cost of college, gender essentialism, marriage, traditionalist marriage
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Visualizing thesis, chapter 2
I turned in my first draft of chapter two to my advisor last week! It’s rougher than chapter one was when I sent it out, so he had some interesting writing advice as well as theological suggestions for a couple … Continue reading
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