Dr. Richard Super discusses his involvement in The Ignatian Spirituality Project, which introduces homeless men and women in recovery to Ignatian Spirituality. Super is a retired professor of History from […]

Dr. Tom Kelly comes back to the program to discuss how recent changes to the way the Church defines martyrdom will open the door for the canonization of Archbishop Oscar […]

Rev. Greg O’Meara S.J. reflects upon his vocation as a Jesuit and a lawyer. O’Meara is the Rector of the Jesuit community at Creighton University and a Professor of Law.

Rev. William Harmless, S.J. discusses the life and contribution of Meister Eckhart. We recorded this interview in September 2014, just a few weeks before Harmless’s unexpected death. Harmless was a […]

Dr. Dulcinea Boesenberg explains how the Gospel is much more Jewish than has been traditionally assumed. Dr. Boesenberg is an Assistant Professor of Theology at Creighton University.

Tom Lucas, S.J. discusses his work restoring the residential rooms of St. Ignatius in Rome. Lucas, who is a professor of Art and Architecture, is currently serving as the Rector […]

Dr. Sherri Brown discusses how the Gospel of John is best understood in the context of ancient Judaism. Brown is Assistant Professor of Theology at Creighton University.

Professor Daniel Finn discusses the relationship between the Catholic idea of the Common Good and the practice of business. Finn is Professor of Theology and the Clemens Professor in Economics and […]

Dr. Kristin Heyer discusses the human side of  immigration from the point of view of Catholic Social Ethics. Heyer is a Professor of Religious Studies at Santa Clara University.

Rev. Tom Stegman, S.J. discusses Catholic approaches to biblical interpretation.  Stegman is Associate Professor of New Testament at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry and serves as Chair of […]