Guarding the Paths of Justice by Douglas C. MacLeod Jr.
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In his new book, Rev. Dr. Robert Turner argues that individuals, not just institutions, have a part to play in providing reparations to Black communities.
God without the Idea of Evil: Part V—God’s Kindhearted Design by Gregory Casprini, OSB
We conclude Fr. Casprini’s series today with a piece that links Christ’s parables to the themes of “God without the Idea of Evil.”
“Real, Real Gone”: A Monk with a Passion for the Blues by Michael Ford
We take a momentary pause in our series on “God without the Idea of Evil” to meet a monk-poet from the Midwest who senses the connection between the Psalms and the blues.
Mystery and Simplicity by Michael Centore
A reflection on the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, inspired by our TAC small Christian community gatherings.
A Deeper Communion by Julie A. Ferraro
A new collection of meditations by Fr. Timothy Radcliffe reflect on the spirituality of synodality.
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