WIT welcomes Kathryn Bradford Heidelberger as a guest poster. Her full bio is available on her first post with our blog.
In this cultural season, we are saturated with empathy; or, at the very least, empathy is in demand. 1,510 more words
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2 - The Shepherd and his flock
(June 7)
Meanwhile, half a world away, another older gentleman was also in a good mood…
(Again, you’re gonna just have to take my word on it as to how I know all this. 2,221 more words
Vatican II: Continuity and Discontinuity
In December 2005, Pope Benedict XVI devoted part of his Christmas talk to the Roman Curia to the interpretation, or hermeneutics, of the Second Vatican Council. 167 more words
On recession, regression and renaissance
They said it would take ten years. It did, just about that. I’m no measurer of economic development and progress but it does seem that the Great Recession is over and the waters of a kind of prosperity are lapping the shore once more. 2,143 more words
Card. Ratzinger on New-Evangelization Method
Behold, I am sending you like sheep in the midst of wolves; so be shrewd as serpents and simple as doves…do not worry about how you are to speak or what you are to say. 372 more words
God Is Near Us
God Is Near Us
The Eucharist, the Heart of Life
by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, translated by Henry Taylor
(Ignatius Press, 2003)
This collection of Ratzinger’s sermons enlightens us about the Eucharist and explains how the Eucharist essentially means that God is not just near us but also with us – Emmanuel. 1,142 more words
Logos Free Book - John M. Frame, Salvation Belongs to the Lord
Once again the good folk at Logos are offering an excellent Free Book of the Month. This month Logos partners with P&R Publishing to offer John M. 305 more words
