When Healing Becomes Killing: The Netherlands and the Moral Memory of 1939 The Netherlands has confirmed its first euthanasia death of a child between the…
When Walls Become Doorways: A Vilnius Liturgy Shows What Christian Unity Actually Looks Like In an age when ecumenism is often dismissed as bureaucratic window-dressing,…
Sixty Years After Nostra Aetate: The Vatican’s Quiet Revolution in How Faiths Meet When the Second Vatican Council promulgated Nostra Aetate in 1965, it did…
When the Earth Remembers: The Sacred Duty of Bringing Children Home The return of Christine Redstone, Peter Howe, and Richard Morgan to Fort Peck territory…
What the Shofar and the Mercator Map Have in Common The earth is round; the map is flat. As the story of Gerardus Mercator —…
When the Towers Fell: What the Pentagon’s 9/11 Survivors Teach Us About Memory as Sacred Practice Twenty-five years after American Airlines Flight 77 struck the…
Augustine’s Palace: How Collective Trauma Shapes the Soul’s Memory In Book X of *The Confessions*, St. Augustine describes memory not merely as a repository, but…
The Sacred Flow: Energy as a Metaphor for Regional Reconciliation In the shifting geographies of the Middle East, the restoration of the Kirkuk-Baniyas oil pipeline…
Echoes of History: The Spiritual Stakes of German Political Shifts The recent electoral surge of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Saxony-Anhalt is not merely…
Presiding in Love: Redefining Primacy for a Unified Christendom At the 27th International Congress of the Society for the Law of the Eastern Churches in…