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“Writing is the way I fight”: Remembering James H. Cone
God bless you, James: author, teacher, wrestling partner, spiritual godfather, beloved friend.
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The icons of William Hart McNichols
More than 50 of his striking icons are in glorious display book.
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What Christians can learn from new books on Judaism
Every Christian needs a better understanding of the Jewish origins of his or her faith.
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What can we learn from wolves?
For those seeking an introduction to the wolf, to individual wolves and to humanity’s similarities with wolves, this readable book is a worthy first dip in the pool.
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The spiritual curiosity of Traci Brimhall
In Brimhall’s work, Catholicism is a faith that marries the sensual and the sacred.
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Are we on the cusp of a French Catholic renaissance?
Catholicism has something valuable to say and a place to stake amid an avowedly secular state in France.
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Finding God on Germantown Ave
Philadelphia’s Germantown Avenue gives a glimpse of the diversity of religious life in the city.
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Let’s talk about sex…on Christian college campuses
A new study of the social lives of students at two Catholic colleges.
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Review: Vatican I more Catholic than the pope?
John O’Malley’s new book completes his trinity of works on church councils.