WSOU: The Kinship of Catholics & Jews

Pope John Paul II’s Letter to the Elderly

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell reflects upon Pope John Paul II's Letter to the Elderly.

Ethics of Discernment

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews Dr. Patrick Byrne, former Chair and Professor of Philosophy at Boston College, about his recent workshop about how the practice of “discernment” can enrich a person's specialized work and help facilitate cooperative ventures with others.

Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter on Suffering

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell reflects on Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter on Suffering.

Women Migrants in the Bible and Now

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews Sarah Salvadore, data/investigative journalist and graduate of the Jewish-Christian Studies Graduate Program at Seton Hall University, about her thesis on women migrants, in the Bible and now.

Pope Francis’ 2019 Message for Lent

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell offers his reflections on Pope Francis’ 2019 Lenten Message.

St. Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas

Fathers Lawrence E. Frizzell and Louis Roy, O.P., Dominican Friar and Professor of Theology at Dominican University College in Ottawa, talk about St. Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas.

Police in the Nazi Period

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews Dr. Peter Black, former Senior Historian for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, about the role of the police in the Nazi period.

Bernard Lonergan’s Background for Nonviolent Peacemaking

Fathers Lawrence E. Frizzell and Gerard Whelan, S.J., professor at the Gregorian University in Rome, discuss Bernard Lonergan's background for nonviolent peacemaking.

Pope John Paul II’s Thoughts on Philosophy

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews Dr. Jeffrey Bloechl, Associate Professor in Boston College's Department of Philosophy, about his recent lecture, "Strength of Hope: On the Practice of Philosophy in 'Fides et ratio'." 

Professor Henry Chadwick

Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews the Reverend William Rusch, Adjunct Professor of Lutheran Studies at Yale Divinity School and internationally known specialist in ecumenism, about the collected essays by Professor Henry Chadwick that he has edited.