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Reeking of exhaust and incinerators, the Bronx was full of pizzerias, German and Jewish delis, and Irish bars—in other words, it was home

Contrary to the paranoia encouraged by the Trump administration, migrants are people of deep faith, guilty only of looking for a home.

The Barth-Przywara debate on human nature went on for decades, even under the shadow of war and genocide; surprisingly, it ended in a hopeful place

Thomas Merton and William Blake were unorthodox religious visionaries, joined by a shared predilection for the paradoxes at the heart of Christianity

A collection of stocking stuffers for a commuter you love

I didn’t have a rosary to lend my husband. Which made me wonder: Where do you buy a rosary?

At the same time Jacobs celebrates the cultural influence the Christian humanists enjoyed, he also presents them as unheeded voices in the wilderness

A new show at the Guggenheim museum showcases Hilma af Klint, a radical Swedish artist whose work pioneered spiritual abstraction

As a federal prosecutor, Rudy Giuliani regularly obtained convictions through “process cases”—the same strategy that he now objects to in the Mueller probe

For anyone who feels mired in the quicksand of the virtual now, the chance to use the liturgical calendar as a lifeline is now within reach

However much we may admire the austerities and asceticism of pre-Vatican II religious life, the film depicts a closed world to which we cannot return