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Trump’s childish insults are dangerous with an adversary like Kim Jong-un, who is as thin-skinned, bombastic, and impetuous as our president

Our historical moment has parallels to those years when nativists painted Italians and other immigrant groups as too poor, too dangerous, too defective

The pope’s critics probably didn’t intend to make room for Francis’s reform of the church’s culture, but that is what they’re doing

Please, no more thoughts and prayers. Instead, do something

If worker-justice advocates want a dialogue with red America, Catholic social action is one of the few vehicles left.

For Donald Trump, the public presidential self has not only been elided into the personal one; it seemingly has been dispensed with altogether

How the Ken Burns-Lynn Novick documentary helps us think about development of doctrine

I can’t read the Epistles without wanting to know a lot more—yet feeling stuck. Paula Fredriksen’s book on Apostle Paul’s writings helps

“Agreeing to disagree” may sound like a cliché of modernity, but its pedigree is ancient

How will the revamped pontifical institute for ‘Matrimonial and Family Science’ answer questions about Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body?

Does the showing of the far-right Alternativ für Deutschland party in the German election give us reason to worry?

Did Myra Selby not deserve to have her day in the Senate as much as Amy Coney Barrett?