Dr. Todd Salzman discusses Pope Francis’s new Apostolic Exhortation, The Joy of Love (Amoris Laetitia).|Salzman is Professor of Theology and holder of the Amelia B. & Emil G. Graff Chair in Catholic Theology at Creighton ...

Dr. James J. Carney and Dr. Max Engel discuss a course they recently co-taught exploring the connections between spirituality and sports.|Dr. Carney (Theology) and Dr. Engel (Education/Theology) teach full time at Creighton ...

Dr. Julia Feder reflects upon the meaning of the cross in the light of Holy Week and contemporary theological conversation.|Feder is Assistant Professor of Theology at Creighton University.

Mainstream feminism has for decades asserted that women’s empowerment requires a radical readjustment of society. Not surprisingly, this view largely disregards empowerment claims made by women in traditional religious ...

Rebecca Krawiec joins John O’Keefe and David McPherson to discuss what ancient monasticism has to say about the role of borders and walls in our lives.|Dr. Krawiec is Professor of Religious Studies and Theology at Canisius ...

David McPherson comes back to the show to discuss the role of Philosophy at a Jesuit University.|Dr. McPherson teaches philosophy at Creighton University.

Dr. Aline Kalbian reflects upon the theological implications of “Hospitality.”|Dr. Kalbian is Professor of Religion at The Florida State University.

Rev. Michael Himes discusses the history and value of a Catholic Liberal Arts education.|Fr. Himes is a member of the Theology Department at Boston College.

Teresa Monaghan and Anna Denginger discuss the Theology of the Body. This theology originated with Pope John Paul II and have been popularized in American by Christopher West.|In the photo is Teresa Monaghan of the Pro ...

Thomas F. O’Meara, OP, reflects on the legacy of Vatican II. O’Meara was a keynote speaker at the opening of Creighon’s 50th anniversary celebration of the Council.