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From the archives: a 1971 interview with the late Swiss Catholic theologian Hans Küng

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When we celebrate Easter, we celebrate witness and testimony.

This year has taught us in an unprecedented way what it means to hope for resurrection.

“While nothing can alter or supersede my first adoption, I believe my second adoption might resurrect some of the first one’s losses.”

Graham Greene’s life is both more interesting and more nuanced than the New Yorker appears to believe.

Kirstin Valdez Quade’s new novel centers around the radical promise of the Crucifixion.

Catholic universities are threatened not only by decreasing enrollment, but also by the tendency to diminish and deemphasize their religious identity.

Three new books interrogate America’s most cherished illusion.

“Palm Sunday and the Holy Triduum set us up to discover that what we hope for, what we wait for, isn’t always what we expect it to be.”

As a climber, having faith in my own body isn’t a matter of convincing myself it is perfect just the way it is. It’s a matter of not preemptively accepting failure.