Article The Venezuelan Elections Things have gone from bad to worse in Venezuela after the recent presidential election. By Griffin Oleynick August 23, 2024 Latin America International Politics
Article Toxic Tech We cannot afford to sacrifice an entire generation to the heedless megalomania of half a dozen tech tycoons. By Griffin Oleynick June 29, 2024 Culture Politics Technology
Article Life, as Pasolini Saw It Poet and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini believed in the importance of being yourself, which means being unrecognizable. By Griffin Oleynick April 1, 2024 Arts Movies Interview
Article Blessings for LGBTQ Couples Pope Francis's latest statement on blessing LGBTQ couples should be neither dismissed as meaningless nor read as a major doctrinal shift. By Griffin Oleynick December 20, 2023 LGBTQ issues Pope Francis Theology
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Article Redemption Songs The Met Opera’s production of ‘Dead Man Walking’ transports its audience to spaces of suffering only God can know. By Griffin Oleynick October 5, 2023 Arts Culture Religion Death and Dying