By Ella Johnson Eucharistic Revival Column “Sacrifice” is a difficult word to ponder. Its associations with self-deprivation and suffering are …Read More
Eucharist as ‘sacrifice’
Category: Guest Opinion
Welcoming and belonging: getting out of a rut
By Patrick Schmadeke Evangelization in the world today Column The biblical scholar Raymond Brown once said “the Church has always …Read More
Evaluating the definition of brain dead
By Dr. Tim Millea Catholic Health Care Today Column What is the definition of “death?” The answer seems straightforward. According …Read More
Eucharist: thy kingdom come
By David Pitt, PhD Eucharistic Revival Column From the earliest days of the Church, Christians have been thinking about the …Read More
It’s not a race: celebrating the life of my brother with Down syndrome
By Jacinta Hamilton Guest Column On March 21, we observed World Down Syndrome Day — a celebration of the countless …Read More
New column explores the ‘gray spaces’ that teach us about God, ourselves, others
By Sarah Adams Gray Space Graces Column In a world that seems more polarized than ever, how can we engage …Read More
Edith Stein: A light in dark times
By Michele Petersen SAU Theological Perspective The Catholic Church is at its best when it imparts a sense of mystery …Read More