“Love,” a new play by Alexander Zeldin, is not a grim report on poverty nor a blistering call for social reform, but simply lets the poor speak their own stories.

Traditional Catholic networks have evaporated, and professional marketing of our faith is needed to fill the void.

For someone with the right ears and eyes, Burning Man provides opportunities to become more engaged and more intentional in faith.

Prior to 1964, no pope had left Italy for 150 years. The advent of the 747 and long-haul flights enabled popes to finally visit the world, and the world to visit the pope.

Should James Cameron have involved more Indigenous creatives in making a movie rooted in Native American history?

Jordan Peterson has gained celebrity by offering strategies for coping with modernity. But his fellow Canadian, the Jesuit Bernard Lonergan, offered strategies that were more holistic in nature and incorporated the whole community.