Editorials
Current Comment
Continuing Embarrassment
The Guantánamo Bay prison in Cuba has increasingly become an embarrassment for the United States.
Intelligence and Policy
The world has always been a dangerous place, and each generation has had to confront its own set of challenges.
Articles
The Pope and the Poet
The two most prominent authors we are reading in my course this semester for advanced undergraduates on the classics of spirituality are Augustine of Hippo and Dante Alighieri.
Eros and Agape:Some Feminist Reflections
I was happy to discover that Pope Benedict’s first encyclical is not a crackdown on dissident theologians, nor a stern reprimand to the secular world.
Bringing Back Charity
Self-styled progressive Catholics have, for over a generation, downplayed the role of charity in social action.
Dont Forget Justice
Pope Benedict’s first encyclical letter is superb in many ways and well deserves the nearly universal praise it has received.
Books and Culture
Culture
"Actualizing” Scripture, or bringing it to life, is based on the conviction that “the word of God is living and active” (Heb 4:12) and sp
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The Word
Faith in Focus
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