By Eduardo J. Echeverria • Posted February 23, 2021
“A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward.” by Ralph Martin. Emmaus Road Publishing (Steubenville, Ohio 2020). 536 pp., $22.18.
Ralph Martin, president of Renewal Ministries, director of graduate theology programs in evangelization and a professor of theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, has written an extraordinary book, “A Church in Crisis: Pathways Forward.” His analysis of this crisis, in a time of confusion and division, is comprehensive in scope, examining its ecclesial, doctrinal, and moral dimensions.
The book falls into two main parts: the first gives an in-depth analysis of these dimensions, and the second outlines pathways forward to attain “real and deep renewal in the Church.”
Catholic Schools and Transgender Students 02/19/2021 at 8:43 PM Posted by Kevin Edward White
By Gerard V. Bradley, Public Discourse, February 9, 2021
The lastingness of each person’s reality as male or female is so integral to the faith’s architecture, that to deny it even to equivocate about it is to undermine Catholic faith itself. No Catholic institution should risk that effect.
When a rising third-grade girl at the School of the Incarnation in the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore announced last Summer that she was a “transgender boy,” the school could have said to her that it is not so that no boy is trapped in a girl’s body, or vice versa. The truth is that each of us
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