Dr. Kania: Order of Service (cf. Mark 12: 17, RSV)
A number of weeks ago my attention was drawn to an issue raised at a local Catholic School to...
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Dr. Kania: Lost in Translation (cf. 1 Corinthians 13: 12, RSV)
I realize there is so much that I don’t know. I am limited by the breadth and depth of my...
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Dr. Kania: The Critical Mass – Part III (cf. Mark 4: 10 – 20, RSV)
On some occasions after an essay is published I receive a response from readers giving me their...
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Dr. Kania: The Critical Mass – Part II (cf. Mark 7:7)
My father once told me the story of a woman who was praying in front of an Icon of Our Lord in a...
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Dr. Kania: The Kingdom of Heaven (cf. Matthew 19: 14, NRSV)
I ask the reader for patience as I present a series of vignettes, to hopefully unpack what I...
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Dr. Kania: On Prayer – Part III
Dead Souls (B) Yet that the individual seeks to meditate highlights that within this burgeoning...
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Dr. Kania: A State of Disunion (Part III)
Friedrich Nietzsche once wrote that: “There is always some madness in love. But there is also...
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Dr. Kania: A State of Disunion (Part II)
A cynic or perhaps better said, a realist, could quite plausibly add that the capacity of the...
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Dr. Kania: Simplicity (cf. Matthew 11: 25, NRSV)
I want to speak today about the wisdom of the child – the beauty of innocence – the...
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Dr. Kania: A State of Disunion
Part I Joseph Heller’s novel Catch 22, tells the tale of a United States Air Force bombardier in...
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Dr. Kania: The Blind Side (cf. Matthew 18: 1 – 6)
As a Retreat master at an all-boys Catholic College, it is part of my duty to invite priests to...
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Vladimir Roman Kania (1927 – 2017)
by his son, Dr. Andrew Thomas Kania It has been quite a while since I sat down to write. My...
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