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Article Commonweal Awards Elina Kumra 2025 Fiction Prize Launched last year as part of our centennial celebration, the Commonweal Prize for Short Fiction recognizes original and outstanding short fiction from emerging writers. By The Editors July 15, 2025 News
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Article Aaron Robertson Receives Inaugural Commonweal Centennial Fellowship Throughout the yearlong fellowship, Robertson will explore Black Catholic life, along with alternative and secular Black spiritual traditions. By The Editors July 9, 2025 News
