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Brett Salkeld

Brett Salkeld, Ph.D., is a Catholic theologian, speaker and author. He serves as archdiocesan theologian for the Archdiocese of Regina, Saskatchewan.

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What a surge of conversions might mean for the Church

byBrett Salkeld

Be kind, they say — would that it were so simple

byBrett Salkeld

Are humans all that special if we’re not the center of the universe?

byBrett Salkeld

Do Catholics need to accept third genders?

byBrett Salkeld

What ‘Frozen’ and ‘Wicked’ can teach us about freedom

byBrett Salkeld

Does the theory that humans descended from a group contradict Catholic teaching?

byBrett Salkeld

The surprising way AI fits into Catholic education

byBrett Salkeld

voting

voting

Voting is a moral act, but not in the way you think

byBrett Salkeld

wives husbands

wives husbands

Husbands and wives both submit, but in different ways

byBrett Salkeld

Michelangelo creation

Michelangelo creation

God’s anger is fully compatible with his love

byBrett Salkeld

Eucharist

Eucharist

Is Jesus ‘physically’ present in the Eucharist? The truth may surprise you

byBrett Salkeld

Smartphones

Smartphones

This is what happens when smartphones make gender unbearable

byBrett Salkeld