August 2026

For Christians, the death of God in Jesus Christ is not a disaster, but an event of God’s saving and creative power.

'Time' magazine's issue on the death of God got reactions, but Black and Jewish theologians would have asked (and answered) different questions.

Self-described "amateur" composer Norah Duncan IV has been a creative emblem of Detroit's rich Black Catholic heritage.

Suddenly, a lot of folks are taking the Church’s social teaching seriously. The shift is noticeable even to those outside the Church.

Pete Hegseth won’t be around forever—but unless change comes soon, we’ll be paying for his mistakes for years to come.

A Eucharistic celebration in Puebla displays a community's devotion and the central role of lay leaders in Mexican Catholicism.

Reading great novels should be an encounter that makes you more human, not more productive.

"And yet, to recall Fanny’s past now, in her own bright present, here in her pretty, pastel condo by the sea, was to acknowledge, surely, that time heals."

America's nineteenth-century country editors are fun to read about, but they shouldn’t be regarded as a foundation for solving today’s crisis in local news coverage.