A True Pro-Life Ethic Includes the Poor, the Prisoner, the Immigrant
Christian faith does not call us to protect only biological origins. It calls us to honor life as relational (existing in connection with others), social (forme...
Author: Fr. Peter
Holy Love and Righteous Judgment
God’s judgment is not about tallying personal failures or policing moral purity. It is about naming where human freedom has gone wrong, where fear has overtaken...
Living Awake: Romans 13 and Faithful Resistance
Paul’s vision is not of quiet submission but of awakened lives shaped by integrity, compassion, and courage.
What Is Liberal Catholic Theology? An Incarnational, Sacramental, and Critical Tradition
Liberal catholic Theology is more of a posture than a single system. Rooted in the Anglican/Catholic and sacramental tradition, Liberal Catholic Theology remain...
God Calls, God Creates, God Entrusts
Being made in God’s image demands that we stand with those whose humanity is denied. It calls us to advocacy: supporting criminal justice reform, ensuring fair ...
An Incarnational Call to Truth, Accountability, and Peace
That truth compels us to speak plainly today as we continue to grieve the heinous shooting in Minneapolis and the death of Renee Nicole Good. When violence is c...
La Befana – A Legend of Sacred Wisdom
La Befana is not merely an Italian “Christmas witch,” but a rich symbol of memory, repentance, generosity, hospitality, hope, and second chances standing at the...
When God Flees
Herod is not just a historical figure. Herod is any system that chooses control over compassion. Any leader who trades truth for fear. Any policy that sacrifice...
Thank You and Happy New Year
Here are some things that many faithful, thoughtful leaders, especially those who carry responsibility for others, may be invited to leave behind as 2026 opens....
In the Beginning Was Reconciliation
The light of Christ does not erase the darkness all at once. John is honest about that. But the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome...