Article Blockbusting What happens to independent filmmakers such as Sofia Coppola, Patty Jenkins, and Edgar Wright when they embark on genre projects? By Richard Alleva July 27, 2017 Movies
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Article Slaves Are Catching Our Shrimp The Rohingyas are caught between the alternatives of enslavement, annihilation, and impossible-looking escape over the water. Will we take any action? By Sarah Ruden July 27, 2017 Foreign Affairs
Article Letters | The Expected Inquisition & a Response from Eric Brende Readers consider Eric Brende's article, and the author responds. By The Editors July 27, 2017 Letters
Poetry Two Poems by John Sibley Williams "We stopped being birds for days / after they fell. An unimaginable / sight: skies emptied of planes and / dreams, of our ownerships." By John Sibley Williams July 26, 2017 Poetry
Article The Religious Right & Wrong There’s a legitimate critique to be made of conservative U.S. Catholics, but on that score the Spadaro-Figueroa essay misses the mark By The Editors July 25, 2017 U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs Donald Trump Contraception mandate Abortion
Article Woe to the Texas Attorney General! Bishop Seitz stirs the pot for undocumented workers By John Gehring July 24, 2017 Immigration Bishops Domestic Affairs
Article Why We Should Worry About Trump’s Election Commission The commission issued a sweeping request to the states for data By E. J. Dionne Jr. July 24, 2017 Donald Trump Domestic Affairs Columnists
Article Letter from Rome: A Talkative & Disgruntled Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller is not going away quietly By Robert Mickens July 24, 2017 Letter from Rome Bishops Pope Benedict XVI Pope Francis
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Article Letter from Germany Americans may want to turn to Germany for a lesson on democratic institutions By William Collins Donahue July 20, 2017 Foreign Affairs
Article Why Should We Read Spadaro on ‘Catholic Integralism’? Giving voice to how non-American Catholics see the U.S. situation By Massimo Faggioli July 18, 2017 Pope Francis Pope Benedict XVI U.S. Catholicism
Article The Last Earnest Catholic Novel? Earnest religious works exist as spiritual stories in a secular world, and not as stories in which belief is mere symbol By Nick Ripatrazone July 18, 2017 Books Secularism and Modernity U.S. Catholicism
Article His Bleak Materials Characters in the fiction of J. F. Powers reveal the limitations and consolations of belief, and his work affirms his faith even as it challenges it By Jeffrey Meyers July 18, 2017 Books Priesthood Domestic Affairs U.S. Catholicism
Article Letter from Rome Critics complain that Francis is acting like a dictator and his pontificate is in crisis. They wonder if it’s now time for him to take a vacation By Robert Mickens July 17, 2017 Pope Francis Bishops Web Exclusive Columnists
