Article Seeing the Sistine Chapel There are two difficulties with writing about Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. One is saying anything fresh about them. The other is seeing them at all. By Jeff Reimer March 20, 2024 Religion Arts Books
Article Conjuntos: Conversing & Conversion "May we spend the remaining days of this Lenten journey focusing on turning together—away from doubt, blame, shame, and guilt, and toward delight." By Neomi De Anda March 17, 2024 Religion Lent Spirituality
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 What ‘Fiducia supplicans’ Has Changed In terms of doctrine, 'Fiducia supplicans' is an awkward step forward and a sudden one. By Xavier M. Montecel March 14, 2024 LGBTQ issues Bishops Pope Francis
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