Providentially timed up with the release of my Cosmic Covenant book from Word on Fire, my latest column at Catholic World Report reflects
is It’s official: my book Cosmic Covenant: A Catholic Theology of Creation is published today! I’m grateful to everyone who helped
While AI certainly has its uses in environmental work, only embodied creatures who love particular places can enter the relationship
I recently had the blessing of appearing on Relevant Radio for its morning program The Mark Swartzberg Show to discuss the
Praised be to God for the release of Pope Leo XIV’s first encylclical letter, Magnifica Humanitas. There are many newsworthy dimensions
I’m pleased to share my first-ever essay on Word on Fire’s main blog, entitled “The Digital Papacy: Newman and the
What are machines shaping us into? And how can we find incarnate transcendence in an age tending more every day
I recently had the honor to join Dr. Daniel Kuebler, biologist at my alma mater Franciscan University of Steubenville, for
“Learn a lesson from the Joshua tree.” In my latest Catholic World Report column published yesterday, I draw on my
This weekend, I was honored to be invited once again to return to the massive annual Religious Education Congress in
Providentially timed up with the release of my Cosmic Covenant book from Word on Fire, my latest column at Catholic World Report reflects
is It’s official: my book Cosmic Covenant: A Catholic Theology of Creation is published today! I’m grateful to everyone who helped
While AI certainly has its uses in environmental work, only embodied creatures who love particular places can enter the relationship
I recently had the blessing of appearing on Relevant Radio for its morning program The Mark Swartzberg Show to discuss the
Praised be to God for the release of Pope Leo XIV’s first encylclical letter, Magnifica Humanitas. There are many newsworthy dimensions
I’m pleased to share my first-ever essay on Word on Fire’s main blog, entitled “The Digital Papacy: Newman and the
What are machines shaping us into? And how can we find incarnate transcendence in an age tending more every day
I recently had the honor to join Dr. Daniel Kuebler, biologist at my alma mater Franciscan University of Steubenville, for
“Learn a lesson from the Joshua tree.” In my latest Catholic World Report column published yesterday, I draw on my
This weekend, I was honored to be invited once again to return to the massive annual Religious Education Congress in