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March 2016

March 03, 2016

a historical reflection on “reverse racism”

In college, I used to go drink Guinness at a nearby Irish pub, where traditional...

March 01, 2016

Of popes, politics, and the blinding force of ideology

"Diabolical Narcissist Peronist-Fascist." "The massive crime against humanity ... will carry on utterly...

February 2016

February 29, 2016

our fantasy of self-sufficiency

A wind storm last night took our power out, so this morning I made coffee...

February 28, 2016

being pro-life: a difficult discipline

This does mean putting up with some grossness, and with some inconvenience. The Christian life...

February 27, 2016

defining women

It is our Christian obligation, then, to attempt to understand female experience, what it means...

February 26, 2016

voting with moral seriousness

Politics is not a game, though the debates may resemble a game show. Voting to...

February 25, 2016

your humanities class is probably completely useless -and that’s probably okay

Articles like this from The Atlantic, and this from Huffington Post, expounding on the value of a philosophy degree...

February 24, 2016

Are We Depending on Abortion?

In order to minimize the demand for abortion, we need reframe our view of pregnancy,...

February 23, 2016

maybe this is not about us

As Catholics it is understandable that we often find ourselves taking a defensive position....

February 22, 2016

Abortion, Collective Responsibility, and the S-Word

Voting for policies that will give women options other than abortion is both more effective...

February 21, 2016

another look at what the pope really said – and a reminder on where to keep our focus

If you have been attending to the discussion over whether or not Pope Francis,...

February 20, 2016

Umberto Eco, gnosis, and nihilism

Umberto Eco, philosopher and story-teller, died yesterday at the age of 84, leaving me to...

February 19, 2016

to begin with, let’s talk about death

As an organic farmer, I am keenly aware of the how bodily death is implicated...

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