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Article ‘Make Room for the Heart’ Francis's new encyclical, 'Dilexit nos,' joins religious devotion to social and political justice. By Thomas Banchoff January 30, 2025 Pope Francis Social Justice Theology
Article Little Life-Ruiners With young couples more hesitant than ever to start families, can we recover an appreciation for the intrinsic value of children? By Naomi Fisher January 29, 2025 Motherhood Culture Books
Article A Mission of Emissions Lee Zeldin, nominated to lead the EPA, will prioritize pleasing Trump, not protecting the environment. By Isabella Simon January 29, 2025 Environment Climate Change Donald Trump
Article Losing Faith in Higher Education U.S. Catholic colleges are closing at record pace, as part of a wider wave of college closures. How bad is it—and what comes next? By Will Caverly January 28, 2025 Education Higher Education U.S. Catholicism
Article Empire of Signs 'The Brutalist' is a film of great strengths and deep flaws. It succeeds less as a narrative work than as a work about narratives. By Robert Rubsam January 28, 2025 Culture Movies
Feature The Fire Goes Somewhere Four disenchantment memoirs from "Exvangelicals" show the complexity and variety of actual Evangelical experience. By Todd Shy January 27, 2025 Book Essay Religion Domestic Affairs
Article Poem | Vidi Aquam 'We were already late, / but I like to stop to be amazed / when I’m late, as I often am' By Katie Hartsock January 27, 2025 Poetry
Article Poem | Red Swan 'Out of nowhere, a swan, red / with dawn, calling "Quick! I’m it, you’re it!"' By Brian Swann January 27, 2025 Poetry
Article Poem | Votive Candles 'I’m but a dry wick at faith / in a world too far gone, / too big for me to save.' By Gary Stein January 27, 2025 Poetry
