Gerald J. Russello Reviews Aquinas and the Market

CWR Dispatch: Cui bono? Bringing Thomistic thought to bear on modern economics by Gerald J. Russello

In her new book, economist and theologian Mary L. Hirschfeld makes a welcome contribution to a distinctive, Catholic way of looking at economics.

Two Designs for Notre Dame

Prof Jens Zimmerman on 'The Hermeneutical Significance of Tradition'

Revd Prof Nikolaos Loudovikos on 'Bringing New Spirit to the Old Letter'

Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell

St. Thomas on Galatians

Union of Uzhhorod

Orientale Lumen XXIII

A Clarification?

But according to whom?

Sandro Magister: The Two Paschas of Jews and Christians. A Previously Unpublished Letter By the Pope Emeritus

Fr. Constantine Simon

The Eponymous Flower

World Premiere

Paschal Canon

American Orthodox Christians and Their Connection with Russia Through Music - PATRAM

Dr Alexis Torrance: "The Concept of the Person in Orthodox Theology"

A. Edward Siecienski's Dissertation

The use of Maximus the Confessor's writing on the filioque at the Council of Ferrara -Florence (1438--1439) by A. Edward Siecienski, Fordham University

A Blue Halo?

Athos

Icons of Holy Week

A Reason for Evangelization?

Liberals, statists, and non-believers will not care about the Christian genealogy of rights and rights talk, just as they don't really care about Roman Law or the Common Law, except insofar as it supports their ideology.

RCP: Recovering the Christian Foundations of Human Rights by Peter Berkowitz

Letter of Bishop Milan