Embracing the wonder of life
The U.S. Catholic Church’s struggle to define “care for creation”
law & ethics
Aiming for a culture of encounter
Why is it so difficult to dialogue with those who are different?
Not ex-offenders, but people
Teddy’s gift of life
Mercy is justice and more
Reconciling the relationship between these two virtues
Is there room for empathy in law?
Our brains are wired to the positive — and Golden Rule thinking may have a place in the courtroom, too
Reaching collective redemption
How does punishment fit in to giving people a “70 times 7” chance to begin again? A lawyer’s perspective on faith and restorative justice.
Daring to dialogue
The University of Notre Dame honors Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran and Focolare president Maria Voce — a new shared endeavor between academics and ecclesial movements
Best-case scenario
A bonus at the end of a two-year court trial. How a friend following through until the end also moved a lawyer to be generous toward the client…
By Julie Pyo
In the name of freedom?
Bioethics researcher Marina Casini sees human rights being used against humans themselves. Will we betray the equal dignity of every human being?
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