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“Herewith is the fend overcome.”
In Chapter 13 of Julian’s Revelations we reach her fifth showing, Satan overcome by the blood of Christ.
Julian calls Satan “the Fiend,” and due to the blood of Christ she hears God declare: “Herewith is t...
I was visiting with one of our majors yesterday, and the conversation turned toward Christology and Jesus’ agony in the garden. How are we to make sense of what is happening in that moment when Jesus prays to the Father, “Not my will, but y...
The epigraph of my book The Authenticity of Faith, from which the title of the book comes, is a quote from Abraham Joshua Heschel:
It has long been known that need and desire play a part in the shaping of beliefs. But is it true, as mod...
I’ve started reading Jordan Hillebert book Henri de Lubac and the Drama of Human Existence. As I’ve written about before, de Lubac’s work on the relationship between nature and grace has been important for many of my reflections, specifical...
Longtime readers will know that I have a particular devotion to Thérèse of Lisieux. Encountering Thérèse’s Little Way was a decisive moment in my spiritual journey.
Many describe the Little Way as a practice of humility, but I disagree. I...
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