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Article Extremists, ‘X-Men,’ and an Ex-Governor Jakarta’s stormy 2017 competition for governor has been a political season like no other By David Pinault June 21, 2017 Muslim-Christian Relations Foreign Affairs
Article Just Build It How the Trump administration's approach to infrastructure is woefully inadequate By The Editors June 21, 2017 Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Economy
Article Poem | St. Joseph's Cemetery "I am reminded / how rooted I am / to the ground of my being" By John Perrault June 21, 2017 Poetry
Article Shop Talk In ‘The Face of Water,’ Sarah Ruden aims to convey the intimate, humble, intrusive, and inescapably rude process of translating the Bible By Jack Miles June 21, 2017 Books
Article Letters | Anonymous priests, voodoo economics, etc. Readers consider one-issue voters, virtuous bishops, contrasting cardinals, and praise Commonweal Local Communities. By The Editors June 21, 2017 Letters
Article Losing His Way J. M. Coetzee’s ‘The Schooldays of Jesus’ doesn't offer readers a point By Cassandra Nelson June 21, 2017 Books Fiction
