Dr. Jeffrey A. Mirus
President, Trinity Communications
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Good Questions, Great Answers
Suppose you were to make a list of the most important questions which haunt the intersection between the Catholic Faith and modern culture. What would your list include? Where would you look for answers? No, this time I am not talking about CatholicCulture.org. But I do think this is a worthwhile experiment, and I also think I can tell you where to go for answers or, at the very least, I can give you an easy way to understand more perfectly what your questions imply, and what issues they involve. Let's start with Faith and work out toward culture, in the tradition of this website.
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Christ’s death, in Italy and IllinoisCategory: Reflections
It comes as no surprise that the European Union’s European Court of Human Rights has ruled that crucifixes in Italian schools violate student rights and must be removed. The Italian government will appeal, however, and that at least is a breath of fresh air. When a sign of God’s love for all humanity, a sign that has played an integral role in the formation of European civilization, is interpreted as an infringement of personal liberty, the interpreter may be assumed to be fleeing not only from God but from himself. Christ dying for sins he did not commit: What line does that cross?
Mr. Philip F. Lawler
Director, The Catholic Culture Project
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A plea to the Bridgeport diocese: Call off the lawyers
Could I make a request to the Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut?