I’ve been trying to keep up with the diverse array of responses to the release of “Man and Woman He Created Them,” the Vatican’s new document addressing gender theory and education. Predictably, liberal Catholic news outlets have criticized … [Read more...]
About Stephen G. Adubato
Stephen G. Adubato received his BA in Religious Studies at Fordham University and his MA in Christian Ethics at the Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology at Seton Hall. He currently teaches religion and philosophy to high school students in New Jersey. He writes at Cracks in Postmodernity on the Patheos Catholic Channel.
Understanding the Vatican’s Document on Gender Theory and Education
December 28, 2019 by Stephen G. Adubato
A Brief History of Embracing the Song of Songs
July 12, 2018 by Stephen G. Adubato
I. Introduction The intended meaning of the Song of Songs has been a matter of contention since well before the second century after Christ, when it was first accepted into the Jewish canon of scripture. The poem’s focal point, a blatantly … [Read more...]
Marching Toward a “New Feminism”
June 12, 2017 by Stephen G. Adubato
The aftermath of this year’s several Women’s Marches around the country has offered me an opportunity to reflect upon the role of women, both in the country as a whole, as well as in my own daily life. I spent a great deal of time thinking b … [Read more...]
A Revolutionary Attraction
June 30, 2016 by Stephen G. Adubato
Americans have been living in an historical moment during which their existential awareness of what it means to be human has been drastically altered. Many of these changes are the consequence of a more extensive series of shifts in … [Read more...]
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