Editorials
Due Process in the Church
The recent investigation and trial of the theologian Jacques Dupuis, S.J., alerted Catholics and others to the judicial methods of the Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (Am., 3
Articles
Simone Weil's Last Journey
Nearly 60 years ago an ocean liner from North Africa nudged its way into New York harbor bearing hundreds of exhausted Jewish refugees from Vichy France.
Bush's Faith-Based Initiative
In his second week in office, President George W.
Ways of Salvation?
Jacques Dupuis is a Belgian Jesuit who taught theology for over 30 years in India before joining the faculty at the Gregorian University in Rome, where we were colleagues during the last decades of my
Through the Year With Butler
Two 18th-century expatriate Catholic priests living in the seminary at Douai in France produced some works that subsequently had a seminal impact on the lives of English-speaking Catholics that endure
Books and Culture
Books
Ron Hansen has established himself as a significant contemporary American writer, with five novels and a collection of stories that have ear
Books
This short book advances bone-shattering propositions about the fall of Yugoslavia. It argues that U.S.
Books
This short, enthusiastic explanation of why and how Catholics should come to know Mary the mother of Jesus through better acquaintance with
Books
This is the story of a free-fall from remorse, shame and self-loathing to peace, gratitude and humility and of the parachute that made a saf
Books
Most Americans who were adults during the Carter administration probably remember Jimmy Carter as a well-intentioned, if somewhat inept, pol
Film
Many years ago, decades in fact, I was the object of an extraordinary kindness.
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