In this week’s programs we discuss the eschatological themes of Advent. Eschatology is an area of theology that focuses on the end or purpose of the creation and its fulfillment in God […]

Fr. Ricard Fragomeni reflects on how to think about liturgy during the Year of Mercy. Fragomeni is a priest of the diocese of Albany, New York and teaches theology at […]

Stephen Patrick O’Meara discusses the problem of human trafficking from the perspective of his faith journey. O’Meara is the coordinator of the Nebraska Human Trafficking Task Force administered by the […]

Dr. Laurie Cassidy discusses her work on “Being Mercy.” Cassidy is a social ethicist and spiritual director from Boston.

Rev. H. Ashley Hall discusses the Pope’s visit to Sweden and the other developments in Catholic/Lutheran ecumenical dialogue. Hall is Associate Professor of Theology at  Creighton University.

Prof. Karen Stohr reflects on the importance of manners and etiquette from an Ignatian and Catholic perspective. Story is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Senior Research Scholar at the Kennedy […]

Dr. Susan Calef of Creighton’s Theology Department discusses the life and legacy of St. Luke. Luke gave us both the Gospel the bears his name and the book of The […]

Rev. Fabian Barreto, S.J. shares his personal memories of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Barreto is a graduate student at Santa Clara University.

Dr. Julia Fleming returns to the program to discuss Pope Francis’s teaching on the Death Penalty. Fleming is Professor of Theology at Creighton University.

Jeanne Haster describes the origin and mission of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest. Haster is the organizations Executive Director.