Editorials
Dallas Revisited
While acknowledging “the efforts which the bishops of the United States have made through the norms and the guidelines contained in the bishops’ Charter for the Protection of Children and Young
Articles
The Life of the Human Community
How are we to envision the mission of the church in the aftermath of the horrifying events of Sept. 11?
Addressing Urban Sprawl
When leaders of the Archdiocese of Detroit began looking for solutions to the mounting poverty in the Detroit metropolitan area, they discovered that the traditional ministries of soup kitchens, cl
Sisters' Imprisonment Emboldens Others
Rarely in our society do individuals choose to risk going to jail because they are protesting what they consider to be unjust practices and institutions.
Books and Culture
Books
Shakespeare’s Brutus says, There is a tide in the affairs of men,/ Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.
Books
The day after I finished reading Margaret Silf’s Wayfaring, I had an encounter with a young woman who helped me experience the v
Books
It is not often that one finds a book on Asian Catholics written by an American and published in the United States that is not only informat
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