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“If the idea is to improve the average Catholic’s understanding of the Eucharist, I think it is a mistake to catechize on the subject in the homily.”

In Cambodia, a local environmental group is fighting to protect the Mekong River and rainforest ecosystems from well-funded, government-backed threats.

Justine Triet’s ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ asks: What are we to do when we reach the limits of our ability to know?

Alice McDermott has a rare ability to render how we actually think.

Sights and sounds on the pilgrimage to Villa Guadalupe

Essentializing Latinos plays into the hands of Trump and the Far Right.

Kevin Vallier’s new book succeeds in revealing the dangerous flaws of integralism, but he fails to explain why liberalism could enable us to be good.

In ‘Laudate Deum,’ Pope Francis gives us a vision of hope that offers the possibility of acting in the face of overwhelming loss.

“The fact that a child of miners is now the Taiwanese president is a particular point of pride for a country that loves to root for the underdog.”

Post pandemic, traffic accidents and deaths are on the rise. Who's to blame?

Bidenomics suffers from an overriding sense of incompleteness—to the detriment of workers’ security, our democracy, and Biden’s chances of winning in November.

“I sought and found the Holy Spirit elsewhere, in punk music, which quickly led to anarchist hardcore music, radical politics, rioting, rallies.”