When Church doors are closed to laity and the sacraments aren’t available, it can appear as if the Catholic Church has stopped doing what it was meant to do. In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Jesuit religious reflects on the Church which is still working and is still very much alive.
All posts by John Guerra, SJ
John Altazan Guerra, SJ is a scholastic studying at Saint Louis University. He is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana and is a composer of sacred music for the Catholic Liturgy.
Joined in 2019 jguerrasj@thejesuitpost.org
2 postsBon Iver’s “Faith” Wants You to Lose Yours
So many people are convinced that they create the meaning of their lives and that any faith or tradition handed down to them can and should be abandoned. Bon Iver’s new song “Faith” is an ode to this idea. St. Anselm helps clarify why that view is wrong.