Hip-hop can strike a note that is thoroughly baptized in spiritual waters.
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A Listening Church: Communications and collegiality in the age of Francis
How does a tradition of centralized hierarchy interact with a decentralized digital world?
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What the Rwandan genocide can teach us about Christian hope
Where did the God of Rwanda go? It is clear now that God never left us!
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A professor responds to the pope’s call for an ‘ecological conversion’
If the students are to learn what creation is, they should be out in it.
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A Sacred Calling: Recovering what politics is—and is not
The pope challenges all of us to rethink our relationship to politics.
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One monk’s response to the AIDS epidemic
Beauty is not the first word that comes to mind when most people think of the AIDS epidemic.
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A U.S. bishop reflects on Pope Francis’ challenge to the Mexican bishops.
I felt both uncomfortable and challenged as a bishop in the United States.
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A saint of mercy: the story of Leopold Mandić
For almost 40 years, for eight to 16 hours a day, the bent, bearded priest heard the confessions of tens of thousands of souls.
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Why studying religion is more important than ever
Cutting religion programs is a trend at odds with the needs and questions of our students.
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Authors Alice McDermott and Thomas Lynch make the case for ‘the good funeral’
The stories we tell about what happens when we die have lost their certainty.