Latest

Many films have been made about the senselessness and brutality of war. But Elem Klimov’s ‘Come and See’ deserves renewed attention for its masterful ambiguity.

Young journalists have called on media outlets to abandon evenhanded objectivity. But moral clarity is a work in progress, not a done deal.

As the pandemic and its pageant of inequality demonstrates, fantasies of possession can neither save our lives nor give them meaning.

To effectively respond to racism, bishops should be open to the Black Lives Matter movement, rather than dismissing it for its pro-LGBTQ stance.

Often, we ask ourselves not just who we are, but who we might have been. Fiction can help us explore answers to that question.

Online-only schooling will be challenging. But teachers have a new opportunity: they can become curators, rather than performers.

The USCCB’s opposition to the pro-LGBTQ Supreme Court ruling shows a disregard for human dignity and promotes a counterfeit version of religious liberty.

Bob Dylan’s latest album—and its closing track in particular—remind us that American history is also the story of American popular culture.

Mindy Kaling’s Netflix series is one of the first shows devoted exclusively to Indian-American life. It feels like a missed opportunity.

For too long, the fantasy of a conservative court overturning abortion legislation has allied Catholics with otherwise anti-life politics. But it’s only a fantasy.

The gift of the Holy Spirit allows us to passionately fight for the peace of Christ, a peace far greater than the one offered by oppressive authorities.

The purported benefits of Cardinal Dolan’s friendliness with Trump ring hollow in light of Trump’s vitriolic hatred of anyone different from himself.