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May 26-June 2, 2014

Vol. 210 / No. 18

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Faith Faith in Focus
Silas HendersonMay 13, 2014

On the feast of the Visitation we recall yet another dimension of Mary’s response; we honor her spirit of service, or diakonia. Mary’s generous care for Elizabeth anticipates the spirit of service that should be the hallmark of the church, which is sent especially to the poor.

Books
Paul G. CrowleyMay 13, 2014

David Pleins 'Evolving God' and Elizabeth Johnson, C.S.J.'s, 'Ask the Beast' take up the religious themes and sensibilities of Darwin's work.

Books
Dennis M. LederMay 13, 2014

Paula Huston’s 'A Land Without Sin' weaves together archeology, political revolution, the demise of the Mayan civilization.

Books
Thomas MurphyMay 13, 2014

Jeremy Treglown’s approach in 'Franco’s Crypt' is microscopic rather than macroscopic.

Stained-glass window depicting Christ rising over the city of Houston
Art

In 1959, Pope John XXIII redesignated the Diocese of Galveston as the Diocese of Galveston-Houston, and elevated Houston’s Sacred Heart parish to the unusual status of co-cathedral, shared with the St. Mary cathedral basilica in Galveston.

Poetry
Amit MajmudarMay 13, 2014

What milk      what honey you were promised gall       in ZionKiss the weeping wall’s cheek       love       sows salt in Zion It’s the recurring dream       of all      &nb

The Word
John W. MartensMay 13, 2014

The Acts of the Apostles presents a reverse Babel at Pentecost when the confusion of tongues described in Gn 11 1 ndash 9 is transformed into understanding among the earliest disciples of Jesus who find themselves speaking ldquo other languages rdquo The confusion of tongues at Babel gives to u