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“Films were really my church,” Andrew Garfield, pictured here with the director Martin Scorsese, said of his childhood, “that is where I felt soothed, that is where I felt most myself” (photo: Paramount Pictures).
Arts & CultureFilm
Andrew Garfield played a Jesuit in Silence, but he didn't expect to fall in love with Jesus.
Brendan Busse
There were so many things in the Exercises that changed me and transformed me, that showed me who I was...and where I believe God wants me to be.
James Baldwin was the author of The Fire Next Time among other works. He died in 1987 (Photo Credit: Dan Budnik)
Arts & Culture
Living in James Baldwin's America
Olga Segura
The world is not white; white is [merely] a metaphor for power.
FaithDispatches
Learning from Carrie Fisher and the rest of the secular saints we lost in 2016
Jim McDermott
These people's lives gave us a glimpse of something meaningful, something that liberated or encouraged us.
Arts & CultureFilm
The Broadway musical has been born again. Will movie musicals be far behind?
Rob Weinert-Kendt

Is the form that defined mid-century American songcraft condemned to sputter along on the fumes of jukebox musicals and high-gloss family fare?

Arts & CultureIdeas
'Silence' is a complex film about the nature of faith—it's a wonder it ever got made.
John Anderson
Martin Scorsese's new film will be elusive to the many and beloved by the few.
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