The Mystery of the Everyday
Peter Henrici“The thirty hidden years . . . may be understood as a mysterium of the whole history of the world . . . as a ‘sacrament’ that sanctifies and gives meaning to our age and to every age.”
Spring 2004
The Hidden Life: The Mysteries of the Life of Jesus (photocopy)
The Ordinary Made Extraordinary: The Hidden Life of Jesus Through the Lens of the Lucan Infancy Narratives
Bruno MaggioniThe Spiritual Charism of Nazareth
Gisbert Greshake“In Nazareth, God’s Son sanctifies the ordinary, insofar as he recognizes it as a gift offered to him by the Father, whom he must follow in obedience.”
Here Come the Evangelical Catholics
William L. Portier“The dissolution of the subculture is the context in which the Second Vatican Council, and its understanding of the church-world relation in modernity, was received in the United States.”
Confessions of an Evangelical Catholic: Five Theses Related to Theological Anthropology
Frederick C. BauerschmidtShifting Settings From Subculture to Pluralism: Catholic Moral Theology in an Evangelical Key
David M. McCarthyThe Significance of World and Culture for Moral Theology: Veritatis Splendor and the "Nuptial-Sacramental" Nature of the Body
David L. SchindlerOn “Rephilosophizing” Theology
Adrian J. Walker“Precisely in order to think with the ‘mind’ of Christ, the theologian has to assume the guardianship of human wonder—to enter into it, remain in it, and cultivate it.”