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Gospel Enquiry: The Spirit of Truth
This text, from the Liturgy of the Sixth Sunday of Easter, is part of a long discourse in John’s Gospel, from the setting of the Last Supper.
9 hrs ago
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Paul Lentern
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Preach What You Practice: Why Catholic Institutions Must Welcome the Union
The Church has long upheld workers’ dignity.
21 hrs ago
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Richard Pütz
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From the Inside Out
Contemplation, Conscience, and the Catholic Vision of a Just World
May 7
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Richard Pütz
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Merton, Cardijn, Rerum Novarum, and the New Things of Our Time: Magnifica Humanitas
this is long for a post but important
May 5
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Richard Pütz
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“I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.”
A Gospel Enquiry
May 3
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Pat Branson
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Between Cloister and Cosmos: How Thomas Merton Found Himself Between Benedict of Nursia and Francis of Assisi
If you step back and use the See-Judge-Act method, you can almost see the pattern of his life as a kind of creative tension.
May 2
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Richard Pütz
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April 2026
Deeper In, Further Out
Use the See-Judge-Act method to dig deeper into our tradition to see what Joseph Cardijn understood.
Apr 30
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Richard Pütz
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When the World Changes Underneath Us: Leading for the Common Good in a Time of Political/Technological Upheaval
Using the See-Judge-Act method With Catholic Social Teachings
Apr 28
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Richard Pütz
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Gospel Enquiry: Life to the Full
The references to shepherds and sheep in this text is a continuation of a long used metaphor among the people of Israel that they are God’s flock and…
Apr 25
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Paul Lentern
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It’s the Economy — And It’s Personal: Cathonomics makes Disciples
How one big idea is changing the way Catholics think about money, markets, and everyday life
Apr 23
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Richard Pütz
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Why are Catholic social teachings and the encyclicals important as they relate to artificial intelligence and emerging technology?
Think Joseph Cardijn if he were sitting with you today
Apr 22
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Richard Pütz
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Are we finally waking up to AI's ethical demands?
What we need are policies - Measurements - Behaviors
Apr 21
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Richard Pütz
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