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A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
Did YOU read Brian Fraga’s article in NCR? “Tech billionaire Peter Thiel takes on popes, delves into end-times theology”
A reflection on eschatology, elite capital, and Christian nationalism based on Brian Fraga’s article in National Catholic Reporter
 • Richard Pütz
What Monks, Imams, and Skeptics Can Teach Us About Building AI
Think See-Judge-Act with Comparative Religions a way to strengthen our own faith
 • Richard Pütz
Making a Life, Not Just a Living: Reframing Work Through Catholic Social Teaching
Based on Kate Ward’s Making a Life: Catholic Social Teaching and the Meaning of Work (Bloomsbury, 2026). Using the See-Judge-Act Method
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry: To See Without Seeing
Chapter 13 of Matthew’s Gospel is almost entirely devoted to parables, mostly focusing on God’s Kingdom, or, as Matthew calls it, the Kingdom of Heaven.
 • Paul Lentern
Crossing Thresholds: Living Faithfully Through an AI Phase Change
I keep coming back to one phrase: phase change. Not just innovation, not just disruption — a genuine shift in the state of things, like water suddenly…
 • Richard Pütz
The Machine and the Margin: What Slavery’s Technology Teaches Us About Today
A Reflection Using the See · Judge · Act Method
 • Richard Pütz
“Shoulder my yoke and learn from me”
A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
When You Study Someone Else’s God, You Start Asking Different Questions About Your Government
Use the See-Judge-Act method in teaching comparative religions
 • Richard Pütz

June 2026

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