Editorials
Neglected Diseases
The World Health Organization has reported that every year, 14 million people die of treatable infectious diseases.
Articles
Retro-Catholicism
If you know any young adults in their late teens or early 20’s, or if you have young adult children yourself, you may be shocked by what they consider cool these days.
Education for Globalization
Speaking to the higher education community at Santa Clara University in October 2000, Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., the superior general of the Jesuits, could have been anticipating the tectonic shift
The Advantages of a Catholic University
When the history of American higher education is written, scholars will surely remark on the phenomenal proliferation of Catholic universities since the middle of the 20th century.
How Do I Know It's God?
I can hear someone who reads my article “Does God Communicate With Me?” (Am., 12/3/01) asking, perhaps with some pique: “You tell me to pay attention to my experience as the privileged place wh
Books and Culture
Books
Although she died at age 39, the Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor left a literary legacy that secures her place as a major figure in 20th-c
Books
This is the first book I ever reviewed which I have not only read but prayed overand listened to on a CD (the book comes with a CD spoken by
Books
Robert King, a retired philosophy and religion professor and academic dean, discovered only late in his academic career the contemplative di
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