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On Lent and “being alive when we die”

February 16, 2021 Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille 2

D.W. Winnicott (1896-1971) differed from most clinicians of his generation by not rejecting his Christian upbringing. Unlike Freud’s famous (and jejune) dismissal of religion, Winnicott realized that images and notions of God come naturally to […]

The Dispatch

Christ’s Sufferings and Ours: Good Friday reflections from Guardini’s “The Lord”

April 10, 2020 Fr. Charles Fox 4

Editor’s note: This essay was originally published by CWR on April 19, 2019. The problem of suffering is one that has plagued and haunted humanity since the Fall of our first parents. Suffering prompts in […]

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The Late Hour: On Cardinal Sarah’s call to light and truth in a time of darkness

January 15, 2020 Timothy D. Lusch 11

Some years ago, while on retreat with the Passionists, I listened to a Korean priest describe how he came to America. As a young man in Seoul he had money, girlfriends, a cool car, and […]

Essay

“We live in a devastated age”: Reflections from Guardini on being “Lost in Chaos”

April 15, 2019 Tracey Rowland 8

In 1933 Romano Guardini published a small monograph consisting of three lectures around the subject of conscience. It was originally titled Das Gute, das Gewissen und die Sammlung – the good, conscience and inner composure. […]

Books

Revisiting “The Spirit of the Liturgy”

February 4, 2019 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 16

Last year was a year of many anniversaries. One that was perhaps less noticed was the fortieth anniversary of Ignatius Press. As part of that observance, its founder, Father Joseph Fessio, decided to reprint what […]

Essay

Why we need bishops who are neither accomodationists nor reactionaries

December 20, 2018 Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille 16

Nearly two decades ago, in another country, and on the eve of a prominent and much-watched episcopal appointment, I wrote a lengthy wish-list (for a small upstart Catholic journal that seems to have disappeared) outlining […]

Essay

The End and the Eucharist: Advent Wisdom from Newman and Knox

December 9, 2018 Fr. Charles Fox 3

“There will be signs in the sun, the moon, and the stars, and on earth nations will be in dismay, perplexed by the roaring of the sea and the waves.” —Luke 21:25 Mass shootings. Destructive […]

The Dispatch

The New Manna is a Man!

August 4, 2018 Carl E. Olson 1

On the Readings for Sunday, August 5, 2018 […]

The Dispatch

The theological formation of Pope Francis

March 17, 2018 Catholic News Agency 5

by Elise Harris | CNA […]

The Dispatch

John 3:16 and the journey from darkness to light

March 10, 2018 Carl E. Olson 1

On the Readings for March 11, 2018, the Fourth Sunday of Lent […]

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