The Next Move: Questions and opportunities for ‘retired’ priests
Questions and opportunities for ‘retired’ priests
The Bishop Emeritus: Resigned but still ministering
Understanding a new phase of episcopal ministry
Of Many Things
Of Many Things
Reading may be a private pleasure, but it is also a social force with global consequences.
Letters
Letters
Joyful We Adore Thee Re “God Is Ready,” by James Martin, S.J. (3/8): We often ask the people in our adult Christian initiation process, “Where did you experience God’s presence in your life this past week?” Over the years we have seen that this is particularly difficult
Editorials
Toyota in Reverse
The nature of the product automakers bring to market entails special ethical responsibility.
Ideas
Small Is Beautiful: The lost art of little books
Little books are chief among the things that carry spiritual meaning in my life.
Books
Rapid Transit
How trains changed the face of the planet.
What Lies Beyond
Explorations of eternity from two post-modern intellectual historians
Film
In Plain Sight: “The Art of the Steal” chronicles the last days of a great museum
“The Art of the Steal” presents a convincing case to keep the Barnes Foundation in suburban Philadelphia.
Theater
‘Raisin’ Revisited: Racism still simmers in ‘Clybourne Park’
‘Clybourne Park’ takes as its inspiration Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 play.
Poetry
Malchus
Bull at a gate in the garden, Peter’s out
The Word
Obedient Unto Death
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion (C), March 28, 2010
Columns
Beyond Parish Boundaries
Lay ministers in the secular realm need our affirmation and encouragement.
Current Comment
Current Comment
'Lourdes' the Movie; Divide and Conquer; The Lost Art of Penmanship
Signs Of the Times
Hundreds of Christians Killed In Nigerian Attacks
Initial reports blame the attacks on members of the Muslim Fulani tribe against the Christian Berom tribe.
Different Laws Mean Different Outcomes
A spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Washington said the decision to cease offering health benefits for spouses to Catholic Charities employees was “extremely difficult.”
U.S. Anglican Parishes To Join Catholic Church
These churches will be able to retain their Anglican character and much of their liturgy and practices while being in communion with the Catholic Church.
Caritas Demands Help For Migrant Workers
The agency cited women employed in private homes as in need of protection from abuse and exploitation.
Protection Sought for Minorities in Pakistan
Church leaders in Pakistan cite a “lethargic attitude” toward attacks on religious minorities.
News Briefs
Christians in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu took part in a monthlong protest campaign for equal rights for dalit Christians.
Politics
Faith
Culture
Vatican
Scripture
Podcasts