MRBlog | Is Hillary Clinton a Heretic?
By Thomas J. Whitley Hillary Clinton is a heretic. Or, at least this is what CNN’s Religion Editor Daniel Burke would have
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MRBlog | Symbols of Unity: Material Multiculturalism at World Youth Day
By Sarah “Moxy” Moczygemba Between July 26th and 31st, 2016 an estimated 3 million pilgrims descended on Krakow, Poland to participate in World
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Thomas Merton and the Future of Faith – By Christopher Pramuk
Merton dares us to imagine what is possible for God and for human beings In August of 1938, a young graduate student at
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MRBlog | Amoris Laetitia in 140 Characters or Less
By Sarah “Moxy” Moczygemba Catholics and non-Catholics alike eagerly awaited the publication of Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia. Released April 8th at noon Vatican
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MRBlog | Synodal Spin and the Authorized Jesus
By Thomas J. Whitley Now that the much-discussed, oft-maligned Synod on the Family has concluded, we can engage in everyone’s favorite pastime:
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MRBlog | The Climate Change-Abortion Connection You Never Knew Existed
By Thomas J. Whitley The release of Laudato Si, the pope’s climate change encyclical, has caused quite a stir. He takes to task
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MRBlog | Jeb Bush Tells Pope Francis to Leave the Politics to Him
By Thomas J. Whitley The Vatican released the long awaited papal encyclical on climate change today, Laudato Si. We have known the broad
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Midcentury British Catholic Church Architecture: Form, Function, and Context – By Victoria M. Young
Victoria M. Young on Robert Proctor’s Building the Modern Church In the decades after World War II, communities worldwide returned to worship as
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Faithful Revolution: A Conversation with Tricia Bruce
Phillip Sherman talks with Tricia Bruce about a movement that arose within the American Catholic church as a response to revelations of abuse.
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Anti-Semitism and the Evolving Catholic Conscience
Martin Menke on John Connelly’s From Enemy to Brother: The Revolution in Catholic Teaching on the Jews New histories of the Shoah provoke
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