Ancient Christian Writers or Fathers of the Church? Parsing The Peculiar Patrology of Fr. John Behr
The process of writing theology might be compared to the making of a fine distilled spirit...
Seeing Ancient Words Anew: Looking through the Dictionary Darkly
The time between Easter and Trinity Sunday is ideal for instruction in trinitarian doctrine.
A Woman Can Be a Doctor
Four Women Doctors of the Church reinforces the hard-won wisdom that women can take “the initiative … to launch themselves into the life of the Church.”
Attending to Creation’s Wonder
St Basil: “I want creation to penetrate you with so much admiration that everywhere, wherever you may be, the least plant may bring to you the clear remembrance of the Creator.”
Psalm 23 and a Biblical Imagination for Catechesis
The Church Fathers invite us to teach the faith in ways that emerge out of patient readings and re-readings of Scripture.
Acts and Sacraments
The Church renews us with temporal sacraments and sketches of heavenly things.
Resuscitation or rebirth? ‘Renewing Culture’ at the Eighth Day Symposium
Rather than sweeping doctrinal differences under the rug, Eighth Day Institute seeks to focus its ecumenism on the theological riches of ancient Christianity, which Christians of both East and West can claim as their heritage.
For the Visitation: E.L. Mascall on the Incarnation and the Virgin
Mascall provides a profound reflection on the theology of the Incarnation, bursting with insights from St. Leo and St. Augustine.