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Blessings on those who come in the name of the Lord!
A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
FAITH,JUSTICE, & CLASSROOM
Who Can Afford to be Catholic?
 • Richard Pütz
No One Should Mourn Alone: Why Solidarity Is the Heart of the Beatitudes
A reflection on standing together in a fractured world.
 • Richard Pütz
Walking in Circles for Truth
24 March and the Argentine Dirty War Through Catholic Social Teaching
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry: The Seventh Sign
Characterised by errors of geography and continuity, the Johannine account of the raising of Lazarus from the dead is a somewhat peculiar text.
 • Paul Lentern
Kitchen Tables and Cathedrals: How Ordinary Families Could Shape the Church's Future at the 2026 Bishops Summit
Kitchen Tables and Cathedrals: How Ordinary Families Could Shape the Church’s Future at the 2026 Bishops’ Summit
 • Richard Pütz
Digital Dignity: Why Thomas Merton and Pope Leo XIV Matter for AI Ethics Today
A Reflection in the See-Judge-Act Tradition
 • Richard Pütz
When the Cross Becomes a Flag: Thomas Merton, Christian Nationalism, and the Media Machine Fueling It
See-Judge-Act. let the method guide you in this post.
 • Richard Pütz
I was blind, but now I see!
A Gospel Enquiry
 • Pat Branson
When Your Neighbor Changes Everything: Robert Dowd's Case for Religious Diversity as Democracy's Best Defense
When Your Neighbor Changes Everything: Robert Dowd’s Case for Religious Diversity as Democracy’s Best Defense
 • Richard Pütz
Beyond Borders: Thomas Merton and the Soul of World Religions
See-Judge-Act: The key to understanding Faith and Spirituality.
 • Richard Pütz
Gospel Enquiry – An Unlikely Disciple
The full text of the Gospel for the Third Sunday of Lent is a lengthy one indeed, encompassing almost forty versus of John’s fourth chapter.
 • Paul Lentern
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