Making Sense of Jesus in the 21st Century

Priest, Osteopath & Author

Fr. Jeremiah has been active in the priesthood since his ordination more than 25 years ago.

He has also practiced the specialty of anesthesiology for over 50 years, devoting the most recent twenty years to pain medicine.

His book Confessions of an Unorthodox Priest is available now.

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"Life is that calm force sent forth by Deity to vivify all nature." —James Jealous,DO "The higher we climb on the ladder of enlightenment the broader our vision becomes and the deeper our compassion grows." —Fr. Jeremiah Loch Fr. Angelus Silesius (1624-1677) was a German Catholic mystic, priest, physician, and poet. The Orthodox Nativity chant proclaims with a beautiful simplicity, “God with us.” Here is God in a human being; our God to whom we can open our heart and with whom we can develop an ever-deepening devotion. We often hear, and we have probably asked, that in the midst of difficulties, Where is God? or Why is God doing this? and Why is God so unfair? "In all human dissections, I've never found the person." —Fr. Jeremiah Loch What would it look like to discover and articulate a new and far more relevant Christian narrative beyond that of the traditional or the tribal? From today's blog post on Evolving Christianity:

The Book

Book cover for Confessions of an Unorthodox Priest by Fr. Jeremiah Loch

Confessions of an Unorthodox Priest

Fr. Jeremiah invites us to follow his path through years of seeking a means to integrate two dynamic careers, one in medicine and the other in spirituality.

The death of a patient prompts him to speculate on the absurdity of a physical location of consciousness, which then leads to a profound revelation about soul.

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