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Detroit—once a hub of Black Catholic theological innovation—now faces a new wave of parish closures. Can a smaller Church truly be a living one?

For historian Timothy Snyder, no one person, party, or tactic is going to save democracy. It’s going to take all of us.

'Marce Catlett' seeks to reclaim an enduring notion of prosperity through a fictionalized account of real Berry family history—and real American history.

Today, confession largely figures as something Catholics feel guilty about not doing, if they give it any thought at all. What happened?

Martin Scorsese discusses the lives of the saints and filmmaking as a search for transcendence.

Three superb novels considering religious practice crossed my line of vision this year. I'm delighted to recommend all three.

By sending the National Guard to cities such as Los Angeles and Chicago, Trump is trying to foment conflict, not defuse it. We've seen this playbook before.

Byung-Chul Han’s philosophy bridges the twentieth-century Catholic Worker worldview and the contemporary world.

Thomas Pynchon's ninth, and perhaps final, novel is haunted by mystery, meaning, and the undead.

This year, whether the fragile peace holds or not, Christmas is coming to Bethlehem.