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- Wojtyla’s Philosophical Preparation for John Paul II’s Theology
- The Philosophical Grounds and Implications of Wojtyla’s Personalism
- Philosophical Anthropology: Perception and Imagination
- Phenomenology: Heidegger and His Reception in Catholic Thought
- The Church as Body and Christ as Head: The “One-Flesh Union”
- Sexual Difference: A Theological Investigation
- The Desire to See God in Gregory of Nyssa
- Feminism in Theology and Culture
- The Problem of Love
- Water and the Mystery of Salvation
- “The Genealogy of the Person”: An Exploration
- Boethius: Mediator between Antiquity & the Middle Ages
- Origen: Theologian of the Logos
- Natural Law, Common Good, and the Body
- Maximus Confessor: God and Man as Mutual Paradigms
- The Liturgical Theology of Joseph Ratzinger
- Biblical Foundations of Ecclesiology: People, Kingdom, & Body
- Augustine
- Aquinas: Creation, Truth, Goodness
- Philosophical Anthropology: God and the Political Order
- Phenomenology: The Roots of Catholic Phenomenology
- Christian Marriage as Nature and Sacrament
- The Memory of God
- Happiness, Law, and the Christian Basis for Moral Action
- Christian Metaphysics: Ferdinand Ulrich & Twentieth-Century Thomism
- Christian Metaphysics: Divine and Human Freedom
- Truth and Technology
- The American Proposition: An Ontological-Theological Inquiry
- Action and Destiny: Blondel, Thomas, and von Balthasar
- Anarchy, Causality, and the Gift of Self
- Action, Object, and the Body
- Recovering Origins: Fatherlessness
- Recovering Origins: Augustine, De Trinitate
- Recovering Origins: Hegel’s Trinitarian Claim
- The Pauline Vision of Marriage and Family
- Symbolic Ontology and Practical Reason
- Natural Law and Order
- Early Modern Thought
- The Metaphysics of Hans Urs von Balthasar
- Covenant, Nuptiality, and the Biblical Vision of Reality
- Domestic Church: Water and the Mystery of Baptism
- Nature, Common Good, and the Language of Heterosexuality
- The Problem of Love
- God the Giver of Life
- Thomism, Ressourcement, and Vatican II
- Suffering, Death, and the Technological Imperative
- Technology and Life
- The Desire to See God in Gregory of Nyssa
- Bonaventure: Wisdom and Trinitarian Theology
- Feminism in Theology and Culture
- Domestic Church: Biblical Foundations
- The Problem of Love
- The Church of the Apostles and the Modern Church
- Issues in the Gospel of John
- Covenantal Reality: Biblical Foundations
- Biologies, Technologies, and the Human Person
- Technology and Totalitarianism
- Metaphysics and Modern Science
- Law, Family, and the Person
- Creation: Nature and Life
- Biblical Theology of Marriage and Family: New Testament
- Sacramentality in the Fathers
- Marriage and Canon Law
- The Sacrament of Marriage
- Philosophical Anthropology
- Mystery of the Church
- Communio Personarum: The Triune God
- Life, Death, and the Human Person
- Biology, Medicine, and the Contours of Human Life
- History of the Church
- Issues in Psychology: Gender, Sexuality, Marriage, and Family
- Sexual Ethics and the Person
- Dominion and Technē
- Catechesis on Human Love
- Being as Gift: Philosophical Foundations
- The Sexual Difference
- Fundamental Moral Theology: Freedom and Human Action
- Biblical Theology of Marriage and Family: Old Testament
- Jesus Christ: Revealer of God and Man
- Faith and American Culture
- Theological Anthropology: History and Method
Videos
- The Significance of The English Critical Edition of the Works of Karol Wojtyla
- Consciousness and The Fieri of Moral Value
- Experience and The Mystery of The Revelation of The Person
- Can the Incommunicable Self Be Given? On Person, Love, and Ontological Generosity
- Conscience and Truth: Action as Commitment to Reality
- The Sacramental Arc of Wojtyła’s Philosophy of Action
- Person and Act as Background for the Theological Body
- Action as Integration and Transcendence
- Truth, Freedom, and Self-Determination
- Karol Wojtyla’s Unveiling of the Human Person
- The Expressive Human Figure in Painting and Sculpture
- Reflections on the Origins of Communio
- Karol Wojtyła as Philosopher of Encounter
- The Dignified & the Efficient: On the Symbolic Significance of Authority
- Gender and the Common Good
- Recent Magisterial Teaching on the Common Good in Light of Thomistic Controversies
- Royal Power, Tyrannical Power, & the Politics of the 17th Century
- Technological Rationality and the Common Good
- Phenomenology of the Modern State
- The Law of Abortion in the United States: Roe, Casey, and Dobbs
- Can Dobbs Remedy Roe’s Harms?
- Building a Culture of Life in a Post-Roe America & Lessons from a Pro-Life Defeat in Kansas
- Integral Liberation
- Truth and Freedom
- The Primacy of God
- Ulrich, Hegel, and God
- Ulrich and the Question of Ontotheology
- Ulrich, Pryzwara, and Modern Catholic Thought
- Ferdinand Ulrich and 20th Century Thomism
- The Word as the Center of the Human Onto-Drama
- Grace and Nature in Ulrich’s Anthropology
- Metaphysics as Re-Enactment
- The Light of Gift in Homo Abyssus
- Ferdinand Ulrich as Teacher and Spiritual Father
- Humanae Vitae and the Fragmentation of Sexuality in Western Liberal Societies
- “Ideological Colonization”: The Global Imposition of a Liberal Anthropology
- Dominion and Techne: Responsible Parenthood in a Time of Technical Mastery
- The Good Life, the Absence of God, and Liberal Public Reason
- Freedom and Nature: Limitation as Liberation
- Christ, Truth, and the Moral Order
- Symbolism as the Agent of Ontology: The One-Flesh Union and its Relationship to the Nature of God and Holiness
- The Symbolic Meaning of Action
- Humanae Vitae in Context: The Two Commissions
- The Heart of Humanae Vitae: The Inseparable Nexus Between the Unitive and Procreative Significations, Love and Fruitfulness
- Conscience, Practical Reason, and the Apprenticeship of Love
- Modernity and the Teaching of Humanae Vitae and Veritatis Splendor
- Body as Anticipatory Sign Conference Keynote Address
- Educating to Love
- Nuptial Love: Marriage, Priesthood, and the Sincere Gift of Self – As Christ Loved the Church
- Religious Life and the Call to Love
- Celibacy for the Kingdom of God and Human Affective Fulfillment – Consecrated Love for the Life of the World
- Integral Human Formation of the Priest: The Contribution of John Paul II
- Life and Spirit of the Catholic Priest and their Contemporary Challenges – The Challenge of Fatherhood: Priesthood Revisited
- Literature Among the Ruins: The Case of Brideshead Revisited
- Gift and the Unity of Being Book Discussion – Part 2
- Gift and the Unity of Being Book Discussion – Part 1
- Creation’s Ends: Teleology and the Natural
- Biblical and Theological Foundations of the Family: The Domestic Church Book Discussion
- Catholicity of Reason Book Discussion
- Farming and the Family
- Redeeming Work: On Techne as an Encounter between God, Man, & the World
- Human Work and Economy: Gaudium et Spes Fifty Years Later
- The Mystery is Great: Reflections on the Fittingness of the Nuptial Analogy in Trinitarian Theology
- Discerning the Signs of the Times: Gaudium et Spes, Contraception, and Some Cultural Implications for Marriage and Family as Natural Communities
- Eucharistic Ecclesiology and Eschatology: On the Church’s Relation to the World
- Nature and Grace in Gaudium et Spes: Status of the Theory of the Natural Desire for the Supernatural
- Man’s Highest Calling: The Theological Anthropology of Gaudium et Spes
- Sincerum sui ipsius donum: The Trinitarian Ground of Gaudium et Spes’s Anthropology
- (Dis)Enchantment and the End of Modern Civilization: The Symbolical, Neutral, & Diabolical
- Medicine as a Vocation, Medicine as a Career, Medicine as a Business
- Whom Do You Trust with Your Life? Suffering and Desperation Care
- The Impact of Wholeness and the Outer Limits of Freedom
- The Invention of Society
- Two-and-a-Half-Million Years before Solon
- No God, No Science? Book Discussion – Part 1
- No God, No Science? Book Discussion – Part 2
- No God, No Science? Book Discussion – Part 3
- Augustine & Origen on the Nuptial Retrieval of the Church’s Unity
- Lumen Gentium and the Missionary Task of the Church
- Holiness and the Communion of Saints: On the Vocation of the Laity
- Salvific Universality of Christ and the Church: The Church and the Other Religions in Relation to Salvation
- The Church: People of God, Body of Christ, Spouse and Mother
- The Problem of Persons: Public Bioethics and Contending Moral Anthropologies
- Rights without Limits: Reproduction in an Age of Donor Conception
- Re-Designing Conception: When Art Replaces Nature
- Rights without Limits: Reproduction in an Age of Same-Sex “Marriage”
- Modern Women-Modern Mothers: Resetting the Biological Clock
- The Gift of Life and Life-Giving Suffering
- Understanding Fertility & the Drama of Infertility
- Ordering Love Book Discussion
- The Encounter of Faith and Science
- The Church’s Faith
- Faith, the Fulfillment of Reason
- Believing, Seeing, and Knowing the Mystery of God
- Faith, the Fundamental Act of Christian Existence Conference Keynote
- Seeking the Promised Land: The Family, Society and the State
- The New Evangelization: via pulchritudinis, via crucis
- At the Origins of an Adequate Anthropology
- Liberalism, Religious Freedom, and the Common Good: The Totalitarian Logic of Self-Limitation
- Dignitatis Humanae and the Common Good
- Absolute Pluralism: How the Dictatorship of Relativism Dictates
- Liberal Society and Pluralism
- Bonum mihi non est sine te: Thoughts on the Problem of Human Rights
- Human Rights and the Good
- Is Religious Freedom Possible in a Liberal Culture? (Bishop Jean Laffitte)
- Is Religious Freedom Possible in a Liberal Culture? (David S. Crawford)
- Religion and Culture
- Christian Culture and the Form of Human Existence
- America and Religious Freedom
- Religious Liberty and the Church’s Voice Transforming Our Culture: An American Perspective
- Religious Freedom and Truth: The Contribution of Benedict XVI
- Karol Wojtyla and Dignitatis Humanae: A Historical Perspective
- Religious Freedom Today in Light of Dignitatis Humanae