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Jacques Linder

Jacques Linder is a Visiting Instructor at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA and a doctoral candidate in Theology and Religious Studies at Villanova University. His academic interests concern political theology, theologies of liberation, theories of race and class, and social movement organizing tactics, with particular questions around theological and political conversations surrounding the creation, use, proliferation, and disposal of nuclear weapons and nuclear waste.

Symposia

“Wherein Justice Dwelleth:” The Catholic Worker Movement and Political Theology Today

This symposium brings Catholic Workers and scholars together to discuss the future of the Catholic Worker Movement and its political vision of personalist, de-centralized communities that practice the Works of Mercy to create a new world.

Lived Liturgy?

Liturgy constitutes a space and a time in which theopolitical power circulates across many scales, with all the solidarities, tensions, conflicts, interpretations, appropriations, and subversions that this entails. The papers gathered here explore the lived reality of liturgical practices as they are enacted in various contexts and by diverse people, both reproducing and stretching the boundaries of Catholicism.

Essays

Research and Me-Search: A Conversation with the new Catholic Re-Visions Conveners

As Catholic Re-Visions welcomes two new members to its leadership team, the three co-conveners sit down for a conversation about their backgrounds and the blog’s direction.

Welcome to Catholic Re-Visions

The Political Theology Network is happy to announce the launch of its most recent blog–Catholic Re-Visions.