Article ‘Be Such as God Made You’ Rethinking the spirituality of body image with some help from the ancient church By Amanda C. Knight January 11, 2018 Spirituality Theology Women in the Church The Last Word
Article An Ambiguous Character Michael Wood’s book on William Empson is as all such books should be: an introduction, continuously helpful, never boring By Denis Donoghue January 11, 2018 Books Poetry
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Article ‘Back in Time to Spy’ From the "weird and engrossing" to the messy and haunting, Anthony Domestico considers two new literary biographies and two books of poetry By Anthony Domestico January 11, 2018 Books Poetry
Article Resist & Be Not Afraid Our current president pushes us toward fear, insecurity, and selfishness, but the gospel says otherwise By John Gehring January 11, 2018 Donald Trump Immigration Race Domestic Affairs Bishops
Article Surviving the Last Century ‘What You Did Not Tell’ is a window into the hopes and fears of those who suffered some of the worst calamities of the twentieth century By Regina Munch January 10, 2018 Books War and Peace Foreign Affairs
Article How Trump Politicizes MS-13 In the Trump worldview, support for immigrants is tantamount to backing a violent gang By Paul Moses January 10, 2018 Immigration Donald Trump Race Domestic Affairs
Article On Fire, Fury...& Decency? Can Republicans do the right thing and confront the danger of Trump’s chaotic presidency? By The Editors January 9, 2018 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs Editorial
Article Liturgies of Loss Rowan Williams argues that the “tragic imagination” is a moral imagination By Steven Knepper January 8, 2018 Books Theology
Article Justice for Puerto Rico There is a chance to correct a long-standing injustice, but there needs to be the political will By Paul Moses January 6, 2018 U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs Bishops
Article Love & the Law We mustn’t forget C.G. Weeramantry’s Catholic (and catholic) view of justice in international law By William George January 5, 2018 Ethics Foreign Affairs
Article ‘The Last Jedi’: A Fan’s Notes Carrying the torch, and the Force, forward By Rand Richards Cooper January 4, 2018 Movies
Article An Interview with Jamie Quatro Author Jamie Quatro discusses passion and longing, both for God and the world By Anthony Domestico January 4, 2018 Books
Article Borne Back into the Past In the crowded field of Fitzgerald scholarship, the scope of David Brown’s book deserves this ambitious title By Mike St. Thomas January 4, 2018 Books
Article Madness to Their Method Daniel Ellsberg offers a peek inside the secret world of Cold War nuclear strategists By Andrew J. Bacevich January 3, 2018 Books War and Peace Ethics
