A Theology of the Incarnate Body

One of my problems with a lot of contemporary Catholicism (not just the TOB stuff) is how it really lacks an incarnational aspect to it. How this applies specifically to the Wednesday audiences is the subject of my latest column at Catholic Exchange. The short version: a lot of pop evangelists are trying to take their audience to a place that we cannot return to, and even if we wanted to, we are promised something better.

Is JPII's "Man and Woman He Created Them" as New as Many Claim?

This is a question I try to tackle in my latest column at Catholic Exchange. The working title was "Theology of the Body: Basil, Ambrose, Augustine, Aquinas, Bonaventure, the Catechism of Pius X, and Leo XIII Already Did It." For some unexplained reason, the editors at Catholic Exchange rejected that title.