Faith Seeking Understanding in Everyday Life
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Daily Theology retweeted
28 Dec 2022
Reposting my essay when Pope Benedict resigned in 2013 at @DailyTheo. Prayers for him in what may be his last days. dailytheology.org/2013/02/11…
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Daily Theology retweeted
4 Apr 2021
Happy Easter! Accept the frailty of your humanity and the hushed tones of the gospel reading. Easter was not, and should not be, a victory parade. @DailyTheo dailytheology.org/2017/04/15…
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22 Mar 2021
Check out DT author @JohnSlatteryPhD in @ChurchLifeND today!
22 Mar 2021
The Rise and Fall of Father Zahm
@JohnSlatteryPhD of @AAAS_DoSER via @UNDPress
churchlifejournal.nd.edu/art…
#MondayMorning #CatholicTwitter #mondaythoughts #Catholic #Mondayvibes #religion #MondayMotivation #theology #science
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Daily Theology retweeted
22 Mar 2021
I'm featured at @ChurchLifeND today, with a historical reflection on "The Rise and Fall of Father Zahm" in which I talk about evolution, science, and the late 19th century Catholic Church. churchlifejournal.nd.edu/art…
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15 Jan 2021
In a new essay today, scholar and activist Eric Martin asks "will the church become a community that opposes and confronts the rise of fascism?" dailytheology.org/2021/01/15…
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Daily Theology retweeted
30 Dec 2020
2020 showed us how toxic individualism can be for our bodies, minds, and souls—personally & collectively. We love God by loving our neighbors. My #topnine are thanks to opportunities to address #solidarity for @OrbisBooks, @americamag, @NCRonline, @MillennialJourn, & @DailyTheo.
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Daily Theology retweeted
9 Dec 2020
Graduate students in theology or religious studies: submit an essay to the College Theology Society’s Susan G. Perry Award for Best Graduate Student Essay. (CTS membership not required.) Info: collegetheology.org/Publicat…
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29 Nov 2020
Happy Liturgical New Year everyone!
28 Nov 2020
I’m still proud of this one from @DailyTheo. Happy liturgical new year! dailytheology.org/2017/12/02…
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30 Oct 2020
"It is heartening that Christian white allies strongly desire to be antiracist. But will they go beyond antiracism, to a place where other people’s sovereign political and economic activity bids them to go?" -Rufus Burnett and Steven Battin on #antiracism dailytheology.org/2020/10/30…
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30 Oct 2020
Beyond Kendi: Antiracism and Non-White Sovereignty in the US Political Economy dailytheology.org/2020/10/30…
Daily Theology retweeted
29 Oct 2020
Grateful to Kathleen Bellow for her words @DailyTheo: "For all its good and faithful service, the US institutional Church consistently stands in solidarity with the ignorance of American anti-Blackness rather than the wisdom of the Christian gospels." dailytheology.org/2020/10/29…
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29 Oct 2020
"The Catholic Church officially planted itself in the U.S. national culture that, according to any version of history with integrity, was founded on and is dominated by the heresy of white supremacy." Kathleen Dorsey-Bellow, Director of ICBS @XULA1925 dailytheology.org/2020/10/29…
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Daily Theology retweeted
29 Oct 2020
I appreciated working with @billymenorsj on this piece on Jesuit racism and its pervasive mutations from the era of enslavement to the present.
I hope it will bring awareness to the work we need to do. Thanks @JohnSlatteryPhD for organizing these discussions on white supremacy.
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Daily Theology retweeted
28 Oct 2020
To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history, especially in our churches & schools, where too often racism was seen as part of a divine order instead of a diabolical violation of inherent, equal human dignity and rights. Thanks to @CyberspaceClio and @billymenorsj
28 Oct 2020
"Jesuits believed enslaved people were so easily led into the faith that they could assign novices to them as a way to practice their training in catechesis...while others took on religious education to them as a hobby.” @CyberspaceClio @billymenorsj dailytheology.org/2020/10/28…
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28 Oct 2020
"Jesuits believed enslaved people were so easily led into the faith that they could assign novices to them as a way to practice their training in catechesis...while others took on religious education to them as a hobby.” @CyberspaceClio @billymenorsj dailytheology.org/2020/10/28…
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