An Open Letter to Christians
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it 100 times: truth without charity is not truth. Those who follow me on Twitter know that I get my fair share of inappropriate comments and “hate mail.” On a regular… Read More
Breaking In The Habit
Reflections of a Friar in Training
What Is A Just War?
In moral theology, we make the distinction between moral evil (that which results from sinful action and imposes guilt on the actor) and metaphysical evil (the absence of good). In this case, murder would be moral evil while… Read More
We Don’t Have The Luxury
As easy as it is to give up on people, we do not have the luxury as Christians
Dr. King, Old Testament Prophet
Dr. King was not just a revolutionary, he was a prophet of God
Franciscan Justice: A Life of Minority
As I’ve mentioned on a few occasions, one of the defining characteristics of Franciscans (and one of the main reasons that I was drawn to this life in the first place) is our call to peace and justice… Read More
