Articles from 1960-1969

The Christian Life as Philosophy

Mary, Teach us to Pray

Liturgy and Reverence

Religion and Aesthetics

The Presence of the Future

The Presence of the Child

New Year. The Presence of the Cross

Kerygma and the Present

Manent fides, spes, caritas

Our Brother is a Sacrament

The Main Tendencies in the Contemporary Church

Through Closed Doors

The Epiphany of the Child

At the Heart of the Church

Pascal. On the Three Hundredth Anniversary of his Death (August 19th)

A Mediator Between East and West. On the Thirteen-hundredth Anniversary of the Death of Maximus the Confessor (580-662)

The Presence of the Future

Faith is a Risk. Christmas Address on Radio Beromünster

Theological Aspects of Professional Life

Glimpses of Péguy

The Christian and the Openness of Reason

Is Man Perfectible?

The Spirituality of Teilhard de Chardin. Remarks on the German Edition of “Le milieu divin”

On Teilhard de Chardin’s “Le Milieu divin”

Come, Spirit of Knowledge

A Universal Yet Disciplined Mind. On an Edition of the Writings of Erich Przywara in Johannes-Verlag

Human Power According to Biblical Revelation

Integralism

On not Anticipating

Everything is His

Farewell to Gustav Siewerth

The Angels Bring Glad Tidings – Shepherds, Kings, and People in the Meantime. Two Talks

Victory

Henri de Lubac on his Seventieth Birthday. Erratum: Should read Henri de Lubac on the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Entering the Society of Jesus

All the Hope in the World. On Hegenbarth’s Drawings of the Passion

Some Irenic Questions for Opus Dei

Lord, Teach me to Bear Witness with My Life

The Unknown Third Beyond the Word: The Holy Spirit

Worldly Piety?

Evangelical Counsels in the Catholic Church Today

Christians Have Forgotten God

Erich Przywara. On his Seventy-fifth Birthday

Light in the Darkness

Salvation History and World History

Who is a Christian?

Encountering God in Today’s World

Where is the Christian to Take His Stand?

Tragedy and Christian Faith

The Gospel as Norm and Judge of All Spirituality in the Church

See – Believe – Eat

Divine Power and Human Freedom

Liturgical Reform and the Future of the Church

Evangelical Counsels in Today’s World?

The Holy Remnant

Beauty and Glory

Karl Barth on his Eightieth Birthday

“The Whole Arc”

Reform or Aggiornamento?

Spirit, Love, Contemplation

The Christian Message in this World

Truth and Life

The Faith of the Poor

Worldly Piety?

Immediacy to God

Two Forms of Faith

Christmas

The Many Biblical Theologies and the Spirit of Unity in the New Testament

Unification in Christ. Thoughts on the Multiplicity of Biblical Theologies and the Spirit of Unity in the Church

The Spirit of Unity in the New Testament

On the Consecrated Life

The Holy Spirit of Love

“But We Have the Spirit” (1 Cor 2:16)

“Did Jesus Die in Vain?”

The Church of the Future: Popular Catholicism – Church of the Committed?

Contemplation and Christian Life

On the Priestly Office

Joy and the Cross

Dogmatic Theology Today. A Lecture

The Unity of the Theological Sciences

The Future of Christ – the Unity of Our Lives

Karl Barth

Theses on the Problem of Authority in the Church

Marian Veneration Today

Let Him Who Loves Not the Lord Be Anathema

Unmodern Prayer

The Structure of the Church in a Secularized World

The Unknown God

Christology and Ecclesial Obedience

On the Necessity of Tradition

The Keys of Death and Hell

The Church’s Subjection to the Authority of Christ

Magisterium and Theology

The Christian and Chastity

Between Scylla and Charybdis

Theology and Spirituality

The Marian Principle

Man in Search of God

Ordained Priesthood and the People of God

The Task of the International Theological Commission

The Priest in the New Testament

Authority

The Incarnation of God