Crisis Magazine – “On Going to Gaming”
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Crisis – “Well Being vs Well Feeling: On Defining True Happiness”
In the twenty years since the publication of Deal Hudson’s marvelous book Happiness and the Limits of Satisfaction, the eclipse of Greek and Christian ideas about happiness by the pursuit of pleasure, of “well-feeling” rather than “well-being,” has only advanced.
Crisis Magazine – “Can a Business Leader Understand a Catholic University?”
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Catholic World Report – “Have We Blurred the Boundaries Between the Laity and the Ordained?”
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Crisis Magazine – “The New Literalism and Fundamentalism”
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Crisis Magazine – “On Gratitude, Grapes and God”
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Crisis Magazine – “The Singular Catholic Vision of Gerard Manley Hopkins”
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Crisis – “Can Dissenters Alter the Course of Doctrinal Development?”
With the New Year and the Year of Mercy begun, last year’s Synod of the Family seems like old news.
Crisis Magazine – “When the Dead Go Home to God”
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Catholic World Report – “Increase in Ordinations Result of Faithfulness and Orthodoxy”
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