Catholic Comments

In this program theologian Richard Miller discusses the relationship between divine providence and climate change. That is, if God is in charge, how can we speak of human impact on […]

Fr. Agbonkhianmenghe Orobator, S.J. reflects upon the experience of Vatican II in Sub-Saharah Africa. Fr. Orobator is the provincial of the East African province of the Society of Jesus.

Rev, Renzo Rosales, S.J. discusses the work of Jesuit Refugee Service and how it relates to his work as an anthropologist. Fr. Rosales is a member of the Department of Sociology, […]

Eddie Siebert, S.J. discusses his work as founder and president of Loyola Productions, a Jesuit film company in the LA area. Siebert is also involved in a new Ignatian media […]

Maryknoll Priest Stephen Judd discusses his long experience serving the Church in Latin America.

Brother William Woeger, FSC, discusses the principles of liturgical design that he it using to direct the renovation of the former Crystal Cathedral, which has been acquired by the Diocese […]

Dr. Peter Phan discusses the features of the Catholic Church in Asia. Phan is the holder of the Ellacuria Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University

Rev. Greg Carlson, S.J. discusses his interest in fables and their application to the  Christian life.

Dr. Eileen Wirth discusses the role of Journalism programs at  Jesuit Catholic universities. Dr. Wirth is chair of the Department of Journalism, Media and Computing.

Rev. John Staudenmaier, SJ discusses the evolution of the modern Jesuit university, including the changing role of boards of trustees. Staudenmaier is Assistant to the President for Mission and Identity […]

Professor Paul Lakeland of Fairfield University discusses his ideas about how reading works of great literature can open a space for a transcendental encounter. Lakeland delivered the 2014 Lawler lecture […]

John O’Keefe and Wendy M. Wright discuss the upcoming canonizations of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II. The canonizations will take place on Sunday, April 27 2014.

Dr. Eileen Burke Sullivan explains the history and significance of Holy Week. This is a repost of a program originally published in 2008.  

Professional photographer and former theology student G. Thompson Higgins discusses the spirituality of photography. For a look at Greg’s work, visit his Facebook gallery.

Dr. Jill O’Brien of Creighton’s theology department discusses the ethical and religious implications of the built environment. Dr. O’Brien specializes in environmental ethics.