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Reflections on Being at Orthodox Conference
As many of you know, I was one of two keynote speakers at “Gathered as One Body: Disability, Accessibility, and Inclusion in the Orthodox Church," […]
My Book as a Reasource on Spectrum
Spectrum publishes from the Seventh Day Adventist perspective but is independent. The publication recently had an article titled "Faith-Based Resources for Autism Acceptance Month." This […]
Amoris Laetitia Develops the Subjective Conscience from Veritatis Splendor
Woman thinking (CC0 Unsplash) As you likely know, I have written a lot on the Magisterium and particularly on Amoris Laetitia. I have a whole […]
Just Enough Light for the Next Step
Girl with a lamp providing light (CC0 pixabay) I have another reflection in Plough today. This time it is titled "Just Enough Light for the […]
“Spirituality on the Spectrum” In Good Faith Podcast
In Good Faith logo (fair use) BYU has a podcast called "In Good Faith" that covers a variety of perspectives on faith. I recorded an […]
I Will Be Teaching Long-Term at Holy Apostles
Fr. Matthew Schneider with Holy Apostles logo Recently, I signed a contract to teach theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut starting this […]
Montana Prepares to Make Martyrs of the Confessional
A new bill was just presented in Montana to force priests to reveal what is said in the confessional. The result of this law would […]
What Would YOU Want in an Autistic Christian Small Group?
Small Group (CC0 Pixabay) As many of you may know, I am the president of the board of Autistic Catholics. Our wider goal is autistic […]
The Liturgy: Foretaste of Eternity
Every week or every day, we attend Mass or Divine Liturgy, and it is largely the same. The Eucharistic prayer is just one of a […]
Fr. Mark Nolette Reviews God Loves the Autistic Mind
Fr. Mark Nolette from Autism Consecrated reviewed my book, God Love the Autistic Mind: Prayer Guide for Those on the Spectrum and Those Who Love […]
Two Ways to Look at Eternity
This is one of the more personal or deeper things I've published as a spiritual reflection. Plough Quarterly published a longer essay I wrote on […]
Sensory-Friendly Mass on EWTN News In Depth
Over the summer, I noted that there is a new sensory-friendly Mass in the Diocese of Arlington (Virginia side of Washington, DC). The same Mass […]