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The future will require a sustained political effort to shift our collective understanding of what the economy really is.

We all make sacrifices in response to the pandemic. Great or small, they allow us to consider what we truly need, and how we can help one another.

A gay Catholic priest speaks about living fully, courageously, and truthfully in God’s all-encompassing love.

Defending racist and violent policing as the result of individual “bad apples” doesn’t just obscure larger systemic problems. It hinders the pursuit of justice.

Archbishop Wilton Gregory’s pointed critique faced backlash from the wealthy, well-connected, and pro-Trump leaders of the Knights of Columbus.

The coronavirus will be here for the foreseeable future. Our task is to learn how to negotiate life with people who have quite different understandings of its risks.

Atheism is too serious a business to be left to the unbelievers. Unbelief needs the believer’s reflecting gaze to better understand itself.

A new book about Jewish philosopher Martin Buber traces the influences that shaped his thought, writing, and teaching.

With much of the country still indoors, there’s never been a better time to discover the spiritual cinema of Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky.

Molly McCully Brown’s poetic essays grapple with questions of faith and resilience, and with living in a physically limited body that often fails her.

Taking their cue from Donald Trump, police have violently attacked journalists covering demonstrations over the slaying of George Floyd.

Donald Trump’s sins are many. Were he alive today, Dante Alighieri would know just where to send him.

A Czech priest and writer, Fr. Tomáš Halík served as a spokesperson for the church during the Velvet Revolution. His autobiography is now available in English.