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“Laudato Si” on Spirit FM 90.5

spiritfm905.com/” target=”_blank”>Spirit FM 90.5, the Catholic radio station in Tampa Bay. We spoke about Pope Francis’ encyclical of Laudato Si and what our faith response to it should be. The first part of the episode features my colleague Dr. Chris Miller from the Department of Biology at Saint Leo University. Chris and I did a […]

Three Minute Theology on David Tracy

My second appearance on Saint Leo’s “Three Minute Theology” series is up. In this one, I speak about David Tracy and public theology (a topic I’m currently trying to wrap up a chapter on in the A Theology of Conversation book I’m writing with Liturgical Press. Please watch and let me know what you think!

Syndicate Symposium: Deanna Thompson’s <em>The Virtual Body of Christ</em>

Last June, Managing Editor at Syndicate (and my pal) Silas Morgan asked me if I would be interested in curating one of their symposia on The Virtual Body of Christ in a Suffering World by Deanna Thompson. Their symposia remind me a lot of the review panels that journals like Theological Studies and Horizons sometimes […]

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