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Category Archives: USU Catholic Newman Center
Monastery closing
The sun has set on an important place in the Catholic world for Utahns. Holy Trinity Monastery in Huntsville UT has seen the last of her monks leave. The writing has been on the wall for some time, but it … Continue reading
Theology on Tap
Theology on Tap – Logan is meeting every Monday at 6:30pm this term. I am presenting at the next meeting (Monday March 13) on Religion and the Public Square. Newman Center social hall (basement of Newman Center, on corner of … Continue reading
Stations of the Cross during Lent
I will be helping lead the Stations of the Cross (according to the method of St Francis of Assisi) every Friday during Lent, noon at the St Jerome Chapel / Newman Center. It is a beautiful and solemn devotion. All … Continue reading
March for Life
It has become cliche to gripe about liberal bias in the media, true as it may remain. But given the extraordinary amount of attention paid to the “Women’s March” last week, I could not help myself and was keen to … Continue reading
Christian – Mormon dialogue
Given where I teach, the question about the relationship between Mormonism and Christianity is something that comes up quite often in my classes and in general religious discussion. For those interested in that discussion, this article may be of interest. … Continue reading
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Originally posted on Saint Socrates Society:
As most know, it is the anniversary of Saint Patrick’s death and so the occasion for his Feast Day. I suppose Saint Patrick’s Day has become, like Christmas, as much of a secular holiday…
Access Utah on Utah Public Radio
I joined Phil Barlow (USU Professor of Religious Studies) and Donal Kraybill (Professor of Sociology and Religious Studies at Elizabethtown College) this morning on “Access Utah”, a radio program on our local National Public Radio station. The topic was “Examining … Continue reading
