By Fr. Bud Grant This is Part II of a series on “Laudato Si.” In the first installment I proposed …Read More
Laudato Si part II: Overconsumption is the problem
Category: Guest Opinion
Walking with the Two Feet of Social Justice
By Kent Ferris I recently accompanied Quad Cities Interfaith Executive Director Leslie Kilgannon to Black Hawk College in Moline, Illinois, …Read More
The need for a truly human definition of power
By Corrine Winter I often like to take a stab at the crossword puzzle that appears in our local paper, …Read More
Reaction to the Iran accord: fear of the unknown
By Greg Cusack Much of the initial outcry against the accord reached between Iran and major world powers was predictable, …Read More
Pope Francis’ Laudato Si: just read it
By Fr. Bud Grant A few weeks ago in Dubuque I asked Archbishop Michael Jackels to help me answer a …Read More
A theological reflection of Laudato Si
By Corrine Winter The Catholic Church has a strong tradition of “social teaching,” that is, of addressing issues of justice …Read More
Climate change consequences are for real
By Fr. Bud Grant According to Pew Research only 13 percent of Americans deny climate change entirely, 11 percent saying …Read More