Making time to think about place
John J. Thatamanil
January 1, 2022
Come January, we all get to thinking about the passing of time. We look back and look forward like the two-faced god, Janus, after whom
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Come January, we all get to thinking about the passing of time. We look back and look forward like the two-faced god, Janus, after whom
Menacing danger sets the tone in Matthew’s telling of the Christmas story. Why? Might the danger inherent in the Messiah’s birth be worth remembering lest we forget it amidst the
I speak, write and think in English far better than I do in my mother tongue, Malayalam. I cannot formulate abstract ideas — or write
Paul Bramadat, my close friend and a presenter at my ordination on Sunday, September 12, asked me during a meeting of research fellows at the
Over the next few months, John Thatamanil will be contributing a regular column for the Post. As the new “Diocesan Theologian,” he will be writing
Addressing racism has become an urgent matter in the wake of the murder of George Floyd (a year ago on May 25, 2020) and the
