Creighton Center for Catholic Thought

 Program hosts John O'Keefe and Wendy M. Wright discuss the feast of Joachim and Anne and the traditions surrounding the birth of Mary. Photo by Lawrence OP from flickr.

Dr. Roger Bergman discusses the life of Dorothy Day, on of the 20th century's most influential Catholics.

Dr. Jay Carney of Creighton's theology department discusses the idea of social reconciliation. He also reflects on ways that the  Church could foster the work of reconciling communities.

Mark Massa, S.J. discuses the contemporary American Church. Massa is dean of the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry and an eminent  scholar of American Catholicism.

Freelance author Elizabeth Elliott discusses the rising phenomenon of digital prayer requests. Elliott has published an article on this subject in the March 26th edition of America Magazine.

Dr. Robert Heaney discusses "Being a Catholic Scientist." Dr. Heaney is the John A. Creighton University Professor and Professor of Medicine at Creighton University.

Dr. Jeffrey Hause discusses the life and intellectual legacy of the medieval theologian/philosopher Peter Abelard.

Fr. Bill Harmless, S. J. discusses the Council of Constantinople and the efforts of the Church in the fourth century to articulate a coherent Christian monotheism.  This is the second of a two part show that began with a discussion of the Council of Nicaea.

Dr. Nicolae Roddy discusses the Old Testament Prophetic tradition.

Fr. Bill Harmless, S. J. discusses the Council of Nicaea and the efforts of the Church in the fourth century to articulate a coherent Christian monotheism.