Showing posts with label Hans Küng. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hans Küng. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Hans Küng's Can We Save the Catholic Church? on Anti-Vatican II Decision of John Paul II and Benedict XVI to Wage War Against Secular Culture

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Three more passages from Hans Küng's book Can We Save the Catholic Church? (London: William Collins, 2013) that leap out at me a...
Monday, June 16, 2014

Hans Küng's Can We Save the Catholic Church?: On the Complicity of Theologians in the Church's Sickness Unto Death

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A theme that emerges at several points in Hans Küng's book Can We Save the Catholic Church?  (London: William Collins, 2013), an...
Friday, June 13, 2014

Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church?: Implications for U.S. Catholic Bishops in Their Recent Meeting

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Another reminder of what makes the church the church from Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church? (London: William Collins, ...
Thursday, June 12, 2014

Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church? on What Makes Church Church (Hint: Looking, Talking, and Acting Like Jesus)

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Hans Küng,  Can We Save the Catholic Church? (London: William Collins, 2013), on what makes a church a church — at the most fundamen...
Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church? Casts Cold Eye on "Monstrous Triumphant Rallies Staged for the Predecessors of Pope Francis"

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In his book Can We Save the Catholic Church? (London: William Collins, 2013) Hans Küng casts a very cold eye on the massive PR-savv...
Monday, June 9, 2014

Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church?: Küng's Diagnosis of a Church Sick Unto Death

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I'm nearing the end of Hans Küng's book Can We Save the Catholic Church?  (London: William Collins, 2013), about which I beg...
Friday, June 6, 2014

Hans Küng, Can We Save the Catholic Church?: An Excerpt re: President George W. Bush and Pope Benedict XVI

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I've mentioned in the comboxes here in the past several days that I'm now reading  Hans Küng's new book Can We Save the ...
Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Reforming the Catholic Church Today: Three Perspectives

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Steve's surgery seems to have gone well, and he has spent the day sleeping. Thank you, all who have asked about this and have tol...
Sunday, October 7, 2012

Weekend News Roundup: Hans Küng and Catholic Revolution, Birth Control and Abortion, Scouts and Anti-Gay Discrimination

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As the week turns, I want to direct readers to a miscellany of news items on the religious front that, to my mind, seem important.  Many ...
Saturday, July 14, 2012

Celebrating Religious Freedom, Remembering Those the Vatican Has Bullied and Silenced

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Here's how Joseph O'Callaghan , an emeritus professor emeritus of medieval history at Fordham and former chair of the board of ...
Sunday, September 25, 2011

Giovanni Franzoni on the Catholic Hierarchy's Attempt to Coerce Civil Society as Betrayal of Vatican II

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Giovanni Franzoni In the thread of comments following my posting about the attack on Hans Küng for his recent critique of Pope Bened...
Friday, September 23, 2011

Knives Out for Hans Küng as He Critiques Pope Benedict: My Reflections

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I find the discussion following my posting yesterday about Hans Küng's reflections as Pope Benedict visits Germany fascinating.  I...
Thursday, September 22, 2011

As Benedict Visits Germany: Hans Küng on What the Reform of the Reform Is Costing the Church

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Yesterday, I wrote ,
Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Hans Küng on JPII Beatification: Chronic Sickness in a Church of Sumptuous Pomposity Masking Total Emptiness

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As Tom Fox notes in National Catholic Reporter , Paddy Agnew published a good overview yesterday of critical responses to the beatificat...
Monday, March 14, 2011

For Catholics Who Still Don't Get It . . .

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Hans Küng Swiss Catholic theologian Hans Küng has an important message: 
Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Carl Olson on Hans Küng: "A 100-Member Gay Men's Choir Led by Gene Robinson"

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  In the discussion thread following my analysis of the blowback against Nicholas Kristof re: the problem of patriarchy in the Catholic ch...
Monday, April 19, 2010

Leonardo Boff on Benedict's Legacy at the Five-Year Mark: A Failed Shepherd

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Bishop Accountability published a link yesterday to an interview with Brazilian theologian Leonardo Boff, in which Boff reflects on the tr...
Friday, April 16, 2010

Hans Küng on Healing a Church in Crisis: No Denying That Ratzinger Engineered Cover-Up

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Some members of the boys’ club rallying to the Vatican’s defense in recent days are now proclaiming that the crisis in the church is over. ...