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Still Angry After All These Years: What a 1931 Pope Got Right About Big Tech, Gig Work, and the Broken Economy
There’s something almost eerie about reading Quadragesimo Anno today.
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry – Jesus tempted in the wildnerness
With the commemoration of Ash Wednesday a few days ago, the liturgy now moves to the first of the Sundays of Lent, leading to Holy Week and the Easter…
 • Paul Lentern
Lenten Theme: Catholic Social Wisdom – Foundations in a Digital Age
Lenten Theme: Catholic Social Wisdom – Foundations in a Digital Age
 • Richard Pütz
Breaking the Revenge Cycle: A Neuroscience Approach to Overcoming Racism & the Political Extremism we see in our world
Using the See-Judge-Act Method while reading the book.
 • Richard Pütz
How to Identify and Support Hope-Driven Politicians: A Guide to Transformative Political Change Using the See-Judge-Act Method
Merton~Bonhoeffer~Adler~McLuhan
 • Richard Pütz
“But I say this to you….”
A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
Strangers in the Global Village: Faith, Media, and Justice for Migrants and Refugees
Strangers in the Global Village: Faith, Media, and Justice for Migrants and Refugees
 • Richard Pütz
Part Two: The Bridge Merton Built.
Part Two: The Bridge Merton Built: How to Actually Read Catholic Social Teaching
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry - Salt and Light
The Gospel for Sunday 8 February (5th Sunday in Ordinary Time) is one that will be familiar to most.
 • Paul Lentern
Part One: When the Monk Met the Encyclicals and then Met the Machines.
When the Monk Met the Machine: Thomas Merton, Catholic Social Teaching, and Our Tech-Saturated World
 • Richard Pütz
Like a mother hen …?
A Gospel Enquiry
Wired for Peace
Faith, Technology, and the Nonviolent Imagination in an Age of Ai
 • Richard Pütz
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