On Wednesday, August 28, 2024, when we celebrated the great feast of this eminent Father and Doctor of the Church, St Augustine of Hippo, one thing came straight into my heart and mind: Augustine was really a great wanderer who let God find him and...
President Biden’s plan to forgive student loans has prompted a national discussion, and the Jesuit publication America Magazine has offered its view, titled “The Biblical Case for Forgiving Student Loan Debt.” The essay did not offer a...
When I was in graduate school, one of my history professors told us that the best way to learn history was to read books. I took his advice and read well over a 100 books a year for several years. The one book that I wish I had read more often was...
Upon reading the Gospel of Matthew (verses 13:1-23), we should be totally distraught at the obduracy, the stubborn refusal to change mind, attitude and course of action displayed by some among those who have been directly exposed to God’s Word. It...
