Article The Synod as Starting Point The invitational aspect of synodality can be transformational—resuscitating what may seem like a dying Church, especially for young people. By Kayla August March 15, 2024 Religion Bishops Synodality
Article Ireland Joins the World—and Leaves the Church In 'We Don’t Know Ourselves,' Fintan O’Toole examines the fitful way in which Ireland eventually embraced a secular liberal modernity. By Paul Baumann March 12, 2024 Religion Politics Europe
Article When the FBI Feared the Catholic Left Did the Berrigan brothers try to kidnap Henry Kissinger? By Arvin Alaigh March 11, 2024 History Religion Politics
Article The German Synod & Francis’s Legacy When the next Pope is chosen, the main issue is likely to be the continuation of the Synod—or its reversal. By Massimo Faggioli March 11, 2024 Religion Synodality Pope Francis
Article Celebrating Pink Vestments “The near-universal urge to make an anxious joke about wearing pink vestments makes me wonder if our priests are really that hung up on gender.” By Mollie Wilson O’Reilly March 10, 2024 Religion Liturgy
Article A Lesson from My Father "Once, when Dad was still on the streets, I heard from someone that he showed up at the Easter Vigil. How did he even know when it was?" By Timothy P. Schilling March 8, 2024 Religion Spirituality War and Peace