Dr. Jeffrey Brower, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University, discusses the view of Thomas Aquinas on death, resurrection, souls and personhood.

John O’Malley, S.J., the University Professor at Georgetown University, discusses the Jesuit tradition of Christian humanist education. O’Malley is a distinguished professor of Church history with special interests in the […]

Old Testament Scholar Ron Simkins discusses the historical interpretation of the creation stories in the book of Geneis. Simkins is a Professor of Theology at Creighton.

Professor Julia Fleming discusses John Paul II’s encyclical Laborem Exercens.  Published in 1981, this documents reflects on the dignity of work in all its forms.

Professor Khaled Anatolios of the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry discusses the remarkable life of St. Athanasius. Born at the end of the third century (ca. 298), Athanasius […]

Rev. John Donahue, S.J. was on Creighton’s campus to give a lecture on the enduring value of the U.S. Bishop’s pastoral letter Economic Justice for All, which was published in 1986. […]

What can Catholics learn from the religious practices of other religions? Sister Marie-Louise Flick discusses a course she teaches on interfaith spiritual practice.

In the program, hosts Wendy M. Wright and John O’Keefe discuss the life and legacy of St. John Chrysostom. Chrysostom, who feast day is celebrated in the West on September […]

Old Testament Scholar Ron Simkins discusses the importance of interpreting the Bible historically. Simkins is a Professor of Theology at Creighton.

Program co-host Wendy M. Wright discusses the topic of Family Spirituality.