Catholic Comments

Br. Émile from the ecumenical community of Taizé discusses the origins of the community, its charism and the spread of Taizé prayer all over the world. For more information about […]

Creighton moral theologian Dr. Julia Fleming discusses Catholic teaching about gun control.

Wendy M. Wright discusses how Catholic thinking about Mary has changed since Vatican II.

Bishop Blase Cupich of the Diocese of Spokane Washington discusses how the role of bishop changed at the Second Vatican Council.

Professor Frederick Bauerschmidt discusses the intellectual context of Thomas Aquinas.

Richard Alleva discusses the legacy of novelist and screen writer Graham Greene. Alleva is the film critic for Commonweal magazine.

Michelle Francl, Ph.D. discusses her work connecting contemplative spiritual practice and the study of the natural sciences. Dr. Francl is a professor of Chemistry at Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia. […]

Rev. Thomas Massaro, S.J. discusses the biblical perspective on social justice.

Professor Christine Firer Hinze of Fordham University discussion the relationship between Catholic Social Teaching and the U. S. Economy.

Professor Susan Wood of Marquette University discusses the power and possibilities of ecumenical dialogue.

Dr. Eileen Burke Sullivan discusses the process of electing a pope.

Wendy M. Wright interviews John O’Keefe about his experience in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

As part of Creighton’s recognition of the 50th anniversary of Vatican II, Dr. Mike Lawler, Professor Emeritus of Theology, discusses the significance of the Vatican II document Lumen Gentium.

Dr. Eileen Burke Sullivan discusses the role of theologians at the Second Vatican Council.

Rev. Roc O’Connor, S.J. discusses the sacrament of Holy Orders.