In this post, Professor John Loughlin, Emeritus Fellow of St Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge, reflects on two foundations of Western civilization: the Bible and the philosophical insights of the Greco-Roman world.
Fostering a Eucharistic Culture I teach doctrine, especially Eucharistic doctrine. In my work as a theological educator, I have come to recognize that doctrines are… Read More »Fostering a Eucharistic Culture
Marie McCoy, teacher and part-time PhD student spoke at the recent launch of Reclaiming the Piazza III in the University of Glasgow on 18 May. Here is a summary… Read More »Reclaiming the Piazza III Review
The University of Glasgow Launch of Reclaiming the Piazza on 18 May was a great success. A packed room heard inspirational talks from UoG Vice-Chancellor… Read More »Reclaiming the Piazza Launch
It’s easy to forget sometimes but the seeds of modern secularism were sown by Jesus himself in the soil of occupied Judaea. ‘Render to Caesar… Read More »Dialogue with the Secular
Coffee in the Piazza In Italy, many cities, towns and villages have a church as part of the chain of public buildings which surround the… Read More »Coffee in the Piazza
This is a longer blog post than usual. We think that it is worth it.
Rev Dr John Paul Sheridan St Patrick’s Pontifical University in Maynooth (Ireland) has written a review essay of all three Reclaiming the Piazza volumes in the January 2022 edition of The Furrow, an Irish theological journal. We are grateful to the editor, Rev Dr Pádraig Corkery, for allowing us publish the essay on our blog.
Mystery is Greater than Ideology: Recovering the Role of Beauty in Education Mystery is Greater than Ideology: Recovering the Role of Beauty in Education Margarita… Read More »Mystery is Greater than Ideology: Recovering the Role of Beauty in Education
Beholding the Beauty of God in the Public Square Beholding the Beauty of God in the Public Square Returning the third transcendental, beauty, to the… Read More »Beholding the Beauty of God in the Public Square
Catechesis and Culture Catechesis transforms culture. It should not surprise us then that the 20th century is considered, by some, to be the most active… Read More »Catechesis and Culture