I am an emeritus professor of Religious Studies at Regis University (Denver) where I taught for 30 years. I have occasionally been a public voice in local media. For more than 20 years I edited a small bi-monthly magazine called Leaven, An Independent Catholic Voice in the Rocky Mountain Region. I also wrote regularly for a now discontinued Denver Post religion blog Hark and have posted several articles on the Denver Post‘s “news/religion” page.
I try to articulate “progressive- conservative” positions on religious and political issues. Said differently, I seek to articulate both-and rather than either-or responses to contemporary concerns. Yet I am pretty much of the left (someplace) in many such concerns, both religious and political.
My latest book is Building the Human City: William F. Lynch’s Ignatian Spirituality for Public Life (Pickwick Books, Wipf and Stock, 2016)