What perils would Jefferson and Franklin warn us against?
James T. Keane
James T. Keane is a Senior Editor at America.
Posted inColumns, Faith
What Canadian religious history can teach us about U.S. church attendance
Once grouped with the Irish and the Polish as a signally devout Catholic population, the citizens of Quebec are now quite the opposite.
Posted inBooks
Moody’s third volume of “Ezra Pound: Poet” delves into the poet’s fascist tendencies. James T. Keane reviews.
“We are more comfortable with Ezra Pound the madman, because we do not want to ponder Pound the monster.”
Posted inArts & Culture, Columns
Where have all the Catholic intellectuals gone?
If the Christian intellectual is dead, has a Catholic cousin survived?
Posted inColumns
Why bother with the humanities?
Economic advantage is not the only goal of higher education.
Posted inArts & Culture, In All Things
Bob Dylan’s church(es): Travels in the North Country fair
I am a firm believer in the power of place.
Posted inIn All Things
Bob Dylan in the key of Catholic
Charlie Brown is dead, but Bob Dylan is 75 years old today.
Posted inArts & Culture, Columns
Saying goodbye to legendary Dodgers’ broadcaster Vin Scully
Vin Scully, Southern California’s soundtrack to summertime, is retiring.
Posted inColumns
Providing some historical context for the Pope Francis-Donald Trump conflict
This is not the first tangle between popes and politicians.
Posted inColumns
Lessons from Daniel Berrigan’s F.B.I. evasion
From the moment Daniel Berrigan took the stage at Cornell University on April 17, 1970, he and everyone else there knew he would be arrested.