Article Canon Fodder E. Christian Brugger argues that the Council of Trent (1545–1563) taught unequivocally that marriage is indissoluble. Is that true? By Thomas Noble March 5, 2018 Theology Books
Article ‘We Were Different’ The long and cyclical legacy of nativism within the American Catholic laity By Julia G. Young March 5, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Immigration Race
Article Santo? Dubito We don’t need to keep canonizing former popes By Mollie Wilson O’Reilly March 3, 2018 Pope Francis Pope John Paul II Columnists
Feature None of Us Faces Judgment Alone ‘Jacob and His Twelve Sons’ shows us exactly what we need to see as we continue our Lenten pilgrimage By Griffin Oleynick March 3, 2018 Arts Spirituality
Feature Taking the Measure of #MeToo Two views on finding justice amid moral outrage By Gary Gutting, Sarah Ruden March 2, 2018 Ethics Gender Domestic Affairs
Article Oscar Time Picks, peeves, predictions from a year of films that are sensitive to the zeitgeist By Rand Richards Cooper March 2, 2018 Movies Media
Article Making Wakanda Great Again Timing is everything, in politics and in Hollywood By Rand Richards Cooper March 1, 2018 Movies Race
Article A Life, Not a Grammar What would the ideal introduction to Catholicism look like? By Paul J. Griffiths March 1, 2018 Theology Book Essay U.S. Catholicism
Article Using the Courts to Destroy Unions A case before the Supreme Court which could cripple the American labor movement is a bundle of partisan contradictions By E. J. Dionne Jr. March 1, 2018 Domestic Affairs Social Justice Ethics Columnists
Article Always Arriving but Never Arrived The U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed that there will be no due process for immigrants By Paul Moses February 28, 2018 Immigration Ethics
Article The Outrage Still Sounds Roddy Doyle’s latest novel, Smile, deftly channels Irish outrage at the sexual abuse crisis and its cover-up By Valerie Sayers February 28, 2018 Books Sexual-abuse Crisis
Article Cardinal Sarah Does It Again Cardinal Sarah—despite holding a mainstream office—really does not speak for the mainstream of the church By Rita Ferrone February 27, 2018 Bishops Liturgy U.S. Catholicism Pope Francis
Article Poem | Return to Rosebud “On the south-facing slopes / so infernally dry / the yuccas spear the sky, / and all the righteous hopes / of ranchers are in vain / for a grass-growing rain” By Timothy Murphy February 26, 2018 Poetry
Feature After Genocide Is it possible to make sense, theologically, of interreligious strife in the Balkans? By Thomas Albert Howard February 26, 2018 Foreign Affairs Ecumenism
Article Servants of the NRA Why do so many politicians refuse to talk about gun control? By E. J. Dionne Jr. February 26, 2018 Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Columnists
