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Many Catholic ethics courses are badly organized. If the end of Catholic ethics is to make people virtuous, teachers would do well to put the “hot button” issues on the backburner and bring the daily, commonplace virtues to the fore.
A high school teacher and tenured associate professor, I taught ethics for over fifteen years, until the multiplication of my childre...
Paul declares that our security in Christ is guaranteed by God who “has also put his seal upon us and given the Spirit in our hearts as a first installment” (2 Cor. 1:22). The term “first installment” translates the Greek word, arrabón which is defined as “an installment; a ...
Earlier this year, the Vatican’s Institute for the Works of Religion announced a partnership with Morningstar to launch a new
You open Instagram. A teenager, iPhone in hand, blue debit card blazing on-screen, approaches a middle-aged man. The man is seated, swiping idly through his phone.
The iPhone-bearing teen touches his device against the phone of his unsuspecting victim, and the “ca-ching!” of a successful Apple Wallet transaction chimes out sonorously through the halls of the mall.<...
I recently taught a four-week course on St. Augustine’s Confessions to a group of mostly retired adults at a local parish. While re-reading St. Augustine’s writings in preparation for the course, I was simultaneously reading Fr. Joseph Spence’s