Author Archives: Schutz

Here is a brilliant summary of the essential problem with three great anti-Christian philosophies of our era by Robert Spillane, Professor of Management at the Macquarie Graduate School of Management. The Maquarie MBA is the only one in the world … Continue reading →

Well, HE might be the pope, but I’m just a man. And I’m man enough to say that sometimes I might not get it exactly right. Especially when it comes to Canon Law. And it seems that Peregrinus might have … Continue reading →

Well. First there was John Dear, then John Bell, and then John Shelby Spong. And now (as the Monty Python crowd “sang”) here comes another one… No, not another “John”. Another “theologian” to help us explore the “boundaries” of the … Continue reading →

I have placed all my Turkey Travel Blogs in a single Word Document on the Ecumenical and Interfaith Commission Website, and my Photographs on a Flickr site. If you look in my side bar under “Previous Posts”, you will see … Continue reading →

As a kid, I loved this book. “Let this be a lesson to you: That is what you must never do!” It was inevitable that the Holy Father should get around to discussing Tertullian–that Great Church Father who failed the … Continue reading →

Yes, folks, strange but true. According to Rocco Palmo (who is still Whispering in the Loggia–although we are back to normal volume here at Sentire Cum Ecclesia for the moment), Pope Benedict has appointed only three new prelates for the … Continue reading →

Amy Welborn also carries the announcement that the Pope’s Wednesday Audiences on the Apostles will come out in book form later this week. Pre-order yours at Amazon! But why wait? You can read them on Papa Benny’s Blog Page right … Continue reading →

Amy Welborn describes a conversation she overheard by two kindergarten teachers about the demands of modern beurocracy. It reminded me of this old one-voice radio skit… NURSERY SCHOOL – FREE ACTIVITY PERIODA Monologue by Joyce Grenfell Oh, hello, Mrs Hingle. … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone who participated and is continuing to participate in the discussion in my last blog about the situation of Christians in Iraq and what the Interfaith networks in Australia can do about it. I want to include a … Continue reading →

Spengler (a writer whom I enjoy reading immensely) wrote a piece some time ago called “When even the Pope has to whisper”. Now he has a related column entitled “The Koranic Quotations Trap”. Both peices are well worth reading. I … Continue reading →