January 25, 2019

Article

St. Bernadette’s Blockhouse

As one of France’s foremost public intellectuals, Paul Virilio explored themes like rapid modernization, technology, and the eclipse of privacy

By Dean Dettloff

January 20, 2019

Spirituality

Saints

Arts

War and Peace

The Last Word

Article

Mind over Matter

A new translation of The Enneads, the third-century cosmological poem by Plotinus, is likely to remain the definitive critical edition in English for years to come

By David Bentley Hart

January 16, 2019

Article

Catholics in the Philippines, more than anywhere else, have brought this encyclical to life and made it their own.

Living into ‘Laudato si’’

By Rita Ferrone

January 15, 2019

Article

Bookmarks

How to write about the lives of women? In three recent books, formal inventiveness mirrors the idiosyncrasies of the very biographies they narrate

By Anthony Domestico

January 11, 2019

Nonfiction

Fiction

Poetry

Article

Risking Peace

A civil war that had raged for more than two decades in Uganda was brought to an end through bold peacemaking and innovative inter-religious dialogue

By David A. Hoekema

January 3, 2019

War and Peace

Foreign Affairs

Social Justice

Muslim-Christian Relations

Article

The Place Up Ahead

The new Coen Brothers western refreshes and deepens the genre, puncturing cheap grace with a meditation on death

By Jared Lucky

December 14, 2018

Movies

Article

Minorities within Minorities

A new book follows a group of activists working for racial justice in Chicago and reveals the complex dynamics of tackling injustice

By Margaret O’Brien Steinfels

October 3, 2018

Race

U.S. Catholicism

Social Justice

Article

The PA Grand-Jury Report: Not What It Seems

The grand-jury report does not substantiate the prevailing script about how bishops let predators get away with committing and recommitting their crimes

By Peter Steinfels

January 25, 2019

Article

Poem | Miss Sweeney

I woke from my dream, / Adaptable, to begin the day.

By Michael Miller

January 14, 2019

Poetry

Article

We now know McCarrick’s fellow bishops were willing to give him a pass for his sexual behavior.

Letters | Another scandal, another insult

By The Editors

January 14, 2019

Letters

Article

A Royal Mess

At a time when democracy is experiencing setbacks around the world, ‘The Romanoffs,’ from the creator of ‘Mad Men,’ introduces us to decendants of the tsars

By Celia Wren

January 14, 2019

Television

Article

The Cost of Civilization

A mark of our barbarous times has been a decades-long obsession with cutting taxes, exemplified most recently by the GOP bill signed into law one year ago

By The Editors

January 14, 2019

Article

Jupiter in Eclipse

The protests of the Yellow Vest movement are rooted not in President Macron’s failure to explain his policies, but rather in their fundamental injustice

By Harrison Stetler

January 7, 2019

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Social Justice

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