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The Heart of the People
Catholic social teaching, Christian socialism, and the question underneath both
1 hr ago
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Richard Pütz
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The Oath at Bad Kissingen
Thinking about Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Karl Rahner, Thomas Merton, and Gustavo Gutiérrez
Sep 15
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Richard Pütz
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Gospel Enquiry: Settling the Debt
This Gospel passage is found in a section of Matthew’s text where Jesus constantly highlights the loving, merciful and forgiving nature of God.
Sep 12
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Paul Lentern
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Fifty-Two Million Characters
Why the autonomous revolution needs comparative religion more than another ethical framework
Sep 10
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Richard Pütz
Cardijn's Red Hat
What would Thomas Merton say to a Franciscan’s charge of patriarchal clericalism?
Sep 8
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Richard Pütz
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For where two or three …
A Gospel Enquiry
Sep 5
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Pat Branson
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The Canaries of Lattimer
As the US prepares to celebrate Labor Day, keep in mind the true meaning of the holiday.
Sep 3
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Richard Pütz
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The Pews Filled Up Anyway
A priest in Quincy, a monk in Minnesota, and a chaplain in Brussels all asked the same question: and Thomas Merton helps answer it..
Sep 1
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Richard Pütz
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August 2026
Get behind me, Satan!
A Gospel Enquiry
Aug 30
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Pat Branson
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The Stranger on the Tigris
Why comparative religion became a survival skill in the age of artificial intelligence
Aug 29
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Richard Pütz
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The Board with Two Sets of Rules
What a disregarded inventor, a debate season, and Gil Durán’s The Nerd Reich teach us about building guardrails for the autonomous revolution.
Aug 27
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Richard Pütz
The Printing Press and the Pitchfork
What a forgotten massacre in 1525 can tell us about inequality, violence, and the machines we are building now.
Aug 25
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Richard Pütz
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