See-Discern-Act Learn-Engage-Grow Innovate-Educate-Collaborate The English word "nine" used for number 9 appears 50 times in Bible verses. In the study of comparative religions, the number 9 symbolizes divine completeness or conveys the meaning of finality. The number “three” has profound symbolism in the study of religion, which recurrently marks divine intervention, completeness, and spiritual significance. ... Continue Reading →
Theology: A Catalyst for World Change
When we ponder the essence of theology, we each bring our unique perspectives and personal encounters to the table. This individual connection is a profound aspect to consider. So let's take a look: Theology, on the one hand, is the systematic study of religious beliefs, concepts, and practices. At its core, theology examines questions about:... Continue Reading →
Do we have a Catechetical Problem?
"Economic Justice for All" is a landmark pastoral letter issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in 1986. It addresses the moral dimensions and human consequences of American economic life, focusing on issues such as poverty, unemployment, housing, and the financial relationship between the United States and developing nations. The pastoral letter "Economic... Continue Reading →
Technology needs Energy~Where is the Hermeneutics?
Hermeneutics is the theory and methodology of interpretation, especially where we often find it in understanding biblical texts, wisdom literature such as the "Great Books," and theological and philosophical texts. It's essentially the art and science of understanding and communicating meaning. Remember, "meaning" expresses reality, and "meaning" comes to us through metaphors, myths, literature, and... Continue Reading →
It Is Just a Different Revolution
For those in the US, I don't know if you watched the Oprah special on "AI and the Future of Us" on Thursday evening, 9/12/24. It was suitable for people who don't understand the concern about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Many in the US believe it will just go away someday, or they say, "It doesn't... Continue Reading →
Scribes, Labor, and Technology
Today is Labor Day in the US. On this day, we reflect on the great strides men and women have taken throughout history to protect workers and bring about social reform and justice in the marketplace. In the Eastern Rites, it is the liturgical New Year. Glory to Jesus Christ! In Matthew 22:35-46, Jesus responds... Continue Reading →
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