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Books
'A Man of Misconceptions' profiles a 17th century Jesuit polymath
Arts & CultureBooks
Cesar Chavez is widely considered a great American hero. But 'From the Jaws of Victory' by Matt Garcia explores some of the activist's flaws not often acknowledged by those who know only the legend.
Books
'Mortal Sins' by Michael D'Antonio offers a sweeping narrative of the sexual abuse crisis.
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Some Catholics have lamented that C. S. Lewis, an Anglican, never converted.
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Donna Freitas's 'The End of Sex' explores the oppression of hookup culture.
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Dana Greene rsquo s nbsp Denise Levertov A Poet rsquo s Life a biography of Anglo-American poet Denise Levertov rsquo s 1923-1997 long and complex journey as a poet woman and searcher brings alive the writer rsquo s lifetime vocation as a ldquo celebrant of Mystery rdquo For Levertov the li
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Two new books on Pope Francis; neither can be considered a true biography.
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The thought of Erich Fromm is eminently worthy of being revisited.
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'Hope Sings, So Beautiful' by theologian Christopher Pramuk
Books
'Called to Serve' chronicles the lives of thousands of women religious.
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Jonathan Sacks, the retired chief rabbi of Britain, argues for intellectual pluralism.
Books
Dag Hammarskjöld's life paralleled Ignatius’ idea of a contemplative in action.
The Word
The whole nature of kingship can be confusing At least it is confusing to me raised as I was in Canada a democracy that nevertheless retains a monarch as head of state It does not necessarily get clearer in the United States whose founding as an independent nation goes back to the casting off o
The Word
Paul rsquo s First Letter to Timothy though many scholars doubt Paul wrote it reflects the heart of the Christian hope that Paul expressed in his letters ldquo Fight the good fight of the faith take hold of the eternal life to which you were called and for which you made the good confession in
The Word
The passage from the Book of Wisdom about God ldquo overlooking rdquo sins has a wry humor when juxtaposed with little Zacchaeus too small in stature to be seen That is not true of course for no matter where Zacchaeus was standing hidden among the crowd or walking away from Jesus God ldquo