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Category Archives: authority in the Catholic Church
Sexual Abuse and the Rotten Apple Theory
The press has been positive about Pope Benedict’s state visit to Britain this month. I found it revelatory in many ways. The Bishop of Rome continues to re-make John Henry Newman in the image and likeness of Joseph Alois Ratzinger; … Continue reading
John Greenleaf is back…
Four main reflections at the end of the summer: (1) The old-time Inquistition is alive and well in our contemporary US Catholic Church The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis announced that a group of Catholics planning a “synod” for church “reform” is … Continue reading
RIP William R. Callahan: Champion of Social Justice
A prophet is not someone who sees the future but a man or woman who warns about the consequences in the future of a present evil. Continue reading
What Rome Never Understood: From Power and Control to the Reign of God
The Roman crucifixion of Jesus is the iconic and ironic symbol of today’s deeply troubled Church. A brief meditation about Sacred irony With cruel mockery, the Romans labeled Jesus “King of the Jews.” The crucified Jesus proclaimed for … Continue reading
Pastoral Reflections about People Who Exercise Authority in the Church
“He taught with authority, not like the scribes and Pharisees” Continue reading