April 2013

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2012-2014

“Interpretive Dance: How the Brazos Biblical Commentary Falls Short,” Luke Timothy Johnson (February 24, 2012)

“An Imagined Unity: Henri de Lubac & the Ironies of Ressourcement,” Robin Darling Young (September 14, 2012)

Commonweal, in its second century of publication, is seeking an editorial intern for summer 2026. Through its work in multiple media and conversation-oriented events, Commonweal fosters rigorous and reflective discussions about faith, public affairs, and the arts, centered on belief in the common good. Independent and lay-led, Commonweal is a bridge between the intellectual and active lives of people who seek meaning and justice, inspiring people in their hopes for a more inclusive future for our Church, politics, and culture.