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June 2012

June 29, 2012

Children: The Public Dimension of Marriage

Gregory of Nyssa, one of the Fathers of the ancient church, once described marriage as...

June 01, 2012

Why the Best Sex is Boring

There are now a plethora of shows on TV and movies that propagate the idea...

April 2012

April 06, 2012

Jesus on Good Friday: Priest, Lamb, Bridegroom, Adam

Today, the universal Church celebrates the passion of its founder, Jesus Christ. The events leading...

March 2012

March 29, 2012

The Annunciation: A View from Bernard of Clairvaux

This week marked the feast of the Annunciation, the feast whereby the Incarnation was made...

November 2011

November 05, 2011

Whose Green? Which Man?

Courses in political ideologies will almost inevitably cover the green movement or ecologism in some...

October 2011

October 08, 2011

Video Games, Reality and the Lifeworld of the Church

An article in the Herald Sun reported on the preliminary findings from research on a...

October 01, 2011

We Know Because We Care: An Epistemology of Love

We have heard it all before, the rendering of 1 Corinthians 13 that is often...

August 2011

August 20, 2011

World Youth Day Protests and the Universality of Economics

One should find interesting that, in the face of a slew of possible arguments protesters...

May 2011

May 28, 2011

What the Entertainment Society Really Wants to Tell You

We live in a cultural milieu in which "fun" has become the highest good. This...

May 20, 2011

Practice, Identity and Amazonians

Friday's online edition of the BBC had a report about a fascinating, if somewhat controversial,...

April 2011

April 22, 2011

Good Friday, the Cross and the Prevailing Order

A line in Tuesday evening's reading for the Liturgy of the Hours reminds us of...

February 2008

February 17, 2008

The Postmodern Lent: Ever Ancient, Ever New

The concluding prayers of the Divine Office for the second Monday of Lent read that...

August 2007

August 02, 2007

Faith, Fiction and the Need for Both

The Author very recently took out Stranger than Fiction from the local video store. Having...