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Film
How films can initiate the spectator into a world of transcendence.
Of Many Things
A recent spate of memoirs attest to the unique relationship we have with pets.
Books
James McCartin chronicles the seismic shift in prayer life for American Catholics after Vatican II.
Books
The arrival of a new history of Irelands 1916 Easter Rising is a sure sign of spring.
A pastor assesses the spiritual journey of Chinese Catholic immigrants.
Signs Of the Times
“In March we finally accomplished what I set out to do 18 years ago,” Rep. Stupak said. “I’m proud to have helped bring it across the finish line.”
Letters
Is Anyone Listening? Courageous and forthright are words that come to mind in trying to describe the editorial “The Millstone” (4/12), although it occurs to this reader that America’s clear and concise suggestions could have been made some years ago. “Come clean, be accountab
Signs Of the Times
A special collection for Haiti in Catholic parishes nationwide has raised $58.7 million to date.
Current Comment
Half Steps on Nuclear Weapons; Haz-Mat Alert; A Virtual fence, with Holes
Books
James H. Charlesworth's new book is a massive study of snake symbolism across several millennia.
Archbishop Oscar Romero remains a guiding presence in his native country.
Signs Of the Times
“As one of the greatest suppliers of electricity in our country, we must reflect on what producing this energy truly costs," said Bishop Michael J. Bransfield.
Books
In her new novel Anne Lamott explores the "many evils that pull on our children."
Helping children cope with global tragedy
Signs Of the Times
Connecticut’s bishops are resisting a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for civil lawsuits in cases of sexual abuse.
Television
Chronciling the last days of King Henry XIII has had a liberating effect on 'The Tudors."
Editorials
The sisters' stand on health care illustrates how huge a gap would be left were their numbers not replenished.
In All Things
Monday s headlines in Britain s two most popular right-wing newspapers are so off the wall they are laughable Offensive Foreign Office memo threatens Pope s historic visit claims the Mail Pope could cancel UK visit over offensive foreign office memo screams the Telegraph The fact that th
In All Things
At the end of Mass this morning in my central London church my parish priest stepped forward to read the powerful gracious and unambiguous statement on clerical sex abuse issued last Friday by the Catholic bishops of England and Wales The repeated use of the words shame scandal crimes r