Catherine of Siena's Medicinal Shaming of the Church
Stephen Metzger on the best way forward.
Stephen M. Metzger
Stephen Metzger is Assistant Scriptor at the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame's Medieval Institute and the author of the two-volume Gerard of Abbeville, Secular Master, on Knowledge, Wisdom and Contemplation.
Articles
A Secret History of Our Lady of Guadalupe Hidden in Plain Sight in the Vatican Library
Stephen Metzger on the archives of Pope Alexander VII.
Roberto Calasso’s Substitutionary Logic of Sacrifice
Stephen Metzger on Calasso's forthcoming book about the Hebrew Bible.
Mystical Theology Is a Fundamental Theology
Stephen Metzger on the practical dimension of mystical theology.
Like Setting One's Bible on Fire
Stephen Metzger on Bruno Latour's double critique of globalism and localism.
On the Use and Abuse of St. Francis for Quarantine Life: The Case of Giorgio Agamben
Stephen Metzger replies to Giorgio Agamben's attack on Pope Francis.
Reasons for Reading the Decameron Even After Coronavirus Is Over
Stephen Metzger on what Boccacio's classic has to say theologically.
Advocata Nostra and the Devil's Due
Stephen Metzger, PhD ND Medieval Institute, investigates the meaning and purpose of calling the Blessed Virgin Mary our advocate, especially during Advent.
The Catholic Imaginings of Jimmy Buffett
Stephen Metzger on the Catholicism of Jimmy Buffett.
We Have Never Been Medieval
Stephen Metzger explodes the unexamined assumptions of modernity.