essays by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero
Jesuits’ View on Immigration Morality
At the end of the summer of 2022, Governors Abbott of Texas and DeSantis of Florida transported migrants to New [...]
essays by Vincent Ryan Ruggiero
At the end of the summer of 2022, Governors Abbott of Texas and DeSantis of Florida transported migrants to New [...]
Part 1 of this essay explained that WhateverMorality is the belief that good and evil, right and wrong, are whatever [...]
President Biden’s plan to forgive student loans has prompted a national discussion, and the Jesuit publication America Magazine has offered its [...]
-----------Carl Rogers---------- My recent essay on the doctrine of Papal Infallibility showed that many popes were mistaken about [...]
Catholicism is the only religion that formally claims infallibility for its leaders. Infallibility is defined as being "exempt from error [...]
I ended my recent essay, “Revisiting Ancient Wisdom,” by recalling Confucius’ view that getting beyond self-adulation improves ourselves, our communities, [...]
The battle for social dominance is over and the results are clear—common sense has been routed and absurdity is savoring [...]
Recently, as I was browsing through my bookshelves, I came across a little book I had bought in Singapore in [...]
I recently expressed concern about the Catholic hierarchy’s troubling stance on homosexuality. Another statement by Pope Francis unfortunately increases rather [...]
If members of my generation were asked the following questions when they were in their 20s, here is how I [...]