Program host Wendy Wright interviews Dr. Julia Fleming about evolving Catholic teaching about the death penalty and other forms of illegitimate punishment. Fleming teaches moral theology at Creighton University.

Evolving Catholic Teaching about the Death Penalty

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Wendy M. Wright and David McPherson discuss the connection between philosophy and “the good life.” McPherson teaches philosophy at Creighton University.

Philosophy and the Good Life

In this program hosts John O’Keefe and Wendy M. Wright discuss the early Christian martyrs Perpetua and Felicitas. The stories of the martyrdoms of these two women are exteremely important […]

Perpetua and Felicitas – Repost

Jason Bivens reflects on the relationship between jazz and religion. Bivens, who teaches at North Carolina State University,  was on Creighton’s campus as a participant in the 2017 Ignite Talks.

Jazz Improvisation and Theology

Daniel Dileo discusses his work with the Catholic Climate Covenant. Dileo is Assistant Professor of Cultural and Social Studies at Creighton University

The Catholic Climate Covenant

On February 2nd the Church celebrates the feast of The Presentation of the Lord, which has been combined with the feast of the Purification of Mary.  The feast has also […]

Evolving Catholic Teaching about the Death Penalty

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