June 2026

Virgil Michel and his friends at the Catholic Worker knew that liturgy and social justice are inseparable—together, they are the source and the fruit of true Christian spirit.

In 'Agnus Dei,' Massimiliano Camaiti follows the nuns tasked with raising lambs for a Vatican blessing. The documentary is subtly Christlike: humble, meek, and pure.

When J. D. Vance discusses his faith journey, he is careful not to offend any constituencies he may need in a presidential run.

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's son was abducted and killed by Hamas. Her memoir vividly chronicles her bereavement and activism in his name.

Russia’s war in Ukraine may go down in history as the beginning of a new era of industrial warfare—with AI-powered drones at the center.

Jay Neugeboren's "Dickensian" childhood eventually led to a prolific writing career.

If reflection, encounter, and devotion are our aims, then printed books and magazines are better tools than digital screens.

Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ feels insubstantial and surprisingly slight. It's still better than most of what moviegoers are being offered these days.

The work of French Jesuit Michel de Certeau attempted to discern what lay beyond and beneath the glamor of postwar materialism.