To explain the collective body of Christ, St. Paul transports us to the more familiar terrain of the biological individual body and its parts, but does so in order to make us take a new look and to reorganize this terrain itself. --Jean-Louis Chrétien  hubs.ly/Q04xXQfz0

It is easy to get swept up by the ambient culture, but faith—real faith—keeps our feet on the ground, even as relativism, individualism, materialism, consumerism, and indifference swirl around us.  --Robert G. Christian III hubs.la/Q04CgkZ40

The face of the paleocon movement was “Pitchfork Pat” Buchanan, a journalist who had worked in the Reagan White House and was an ardent free-trader before breaking paleocon in the late eighties.  --Stephanie Slade hubs.la/Q04CgkXk0

Devotion to the Sacred Heart is hardly a privatized, sectarian affair, but rather devotion to the love that so loved the world that the price of Christ’s blood was paid for it.  --John C. Cavadini  hubs.la/Q04C6-vS0

Love of the Church is love of the poor, and it is, ironically perhaps, the purest and deepest form of love of the poor. --John C. Cavadini hubs.la/Q04C6-pG0

Francis reflects on the spirituality of the Sacred Heart in terms of how it illustrates who God is and how it speaks to who we are or who we become when our heart is joined to Christ’s heart. --Cyril O’Regan hubs.la/Q04C6-nQ0

The devotion to the Sacred Heart especially reflects the Resurrection when it shows Christ gesturing towards his heart and looking outwards at the viewer, as if each one of us is being beckoned, like Thomas, to touch and believe --Mary Biese hubs.la/Q04C6-m10

Devotion to the Sacred Heart is hardly a privatized, sectarian affair, but rather devotion to the love that so loved the world that the price of Christ’s blood was paid for it.  --John C. Cavadini  hubs.la/Q04C6-JL0

When Jansenism is evoked today, it is almost always done without concern for the complex history of the movement or its actual theological positions. --Shaun Blanchard hubs.la/Q04C6-kX0

If Christ loves me, in all my particularity, then I in all my particularity can do something about this lack of love. I can return this gift of love to the Sacred Heart. --Timothy P. O’Malley hubs.la/Q04C6-rQ0

The Sacred Heart of Jesus is revealed to the world as a gift, but also as a proposal––that is, the Sacred Heart provokes a decision. --Leonard J. DeLorenzo hubs.la/Q04C6-j40

Devotion to the Sacred Heart is hardly a privatized, sectarian affair, but rather devotion to the love that so loved the world that the price of Christ’s blood was paid for it.  --John C. Cavadini  hubs.la/Q04C6-9y0

Students need an intellectual pilgrimage, a journey through the great stories that shaped civilizations and revealed what it means to be human.  --James Ungureanu  hubs.la/Q04C078v0

I would like to provide some global critiques of how neuroscientists define and research consciousness, before providing a less flawed approach --Angela Franks hubs.la/Q04C06Fk0

A Christian philosophy, as Heidegger famously puts it in Introduction to Metaphysics, is nothing but an oxymoron, specifically “a square peg in a round hole.” --Cyril O’Regan hubs.la/Q04C06DD0

Fr. Gustavo shows that the endpoint of the scorn bred by idolatry is the scorning of Jesus himself, the Word made flesh. --John C. Cavadini  hubs.la/Q04C06jf0

Hildegard was renowned for her prophetic insight, which was sought out by her contemporaries, ranging from the women under her care to political and religious leaders. --Corynne Staresinic hubs.la/Q04C069l0

Exorcism is not only a liturgical event but a situation under the umbrella of ongoing pastoral care. --Alexander Chetsas  hubs.la/Q04C05hN0

The themes of glory, throne, and cross all coalesce neatly in John 12. This chapter, which marks the end of the “Book of Signs” and so of the public ministry of Christ, prepares us to behold as a single mystery the glory of Christ Crucified. --Mike Johns hubs.ly/Q04BSzcH0