St. Paul Center

Green Thomism, Catholic ecology, Christopher Thompson

Catholic Ecology: Living According to One’s Dignity

Contra mundum, secundum naturam, ad maiorem dei gloriam! That is the mantra of integral ecology: to live one’s life resisting worldliness, according to one’s nature (and dignity), for the greater glory of God.

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January 2019

Catholic Ecology: Living According to One’s Dignity

The Ultimate Gift: The Transformative Indwelling of Christ and the Christian

Paul and the Gift of Sonship

Paul and the Gift: A Mirror for Our Protestant Faces

A Thomist Reading of Paul? Response and Reflections

Remarks Concerning the Metaphysical Character of St. Thomas’s Moral Theology, in Particular as It Is Related to Prudence and Conscience (translated article by Matthew K. Minerd)

Book Reviews (Nova et Vetera, Winter 2019)

Divine Beneficence and Human Generosity in Second Temple Judaism: Reflections on John Barclay’s Paul and the Gift

Contemplative Homiletics: Being Carried into Reality

Christ Our Ritual Sage? A Chinese Articulation of Christ’s Priesthood

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