'The Aryan Jesus,' reviewed

For those who missed it last week we published three online articles looking at Catholic political activity under a new president In A Change in Tone Thomas A Shannon looks back at the fairly harsh and strident rhetoric employed by some U S bishops prior to the November election and calls

Precisely at a time when help for the poor is most needed social programs are being cut.

High Hopes for U.S./Vatican Diplomacy VATICAN CITY--While registering its disappointment over an early presidential decision to restore funding to programs that offer abortions overseas, the Vatican has struck a predominantly positive tone as it opens relations with the administration of President B

Religious nonprofits have been struggling harder than ever.

Pope Benedict's challenge to the world

The ethical legacy of Catholic business schools

Francis M. Deng discusses cultural denial, self-hatred and prejudice.

The truth behind Robert C. Hartnett, S.J.'s ongoing battle with McCarthy is that in an era when attacking McCarthy was professional suicide, Hartnett did so repeatedly.

Elephantine Issue In “Making a Mark” (1/5), Richard G. Malloy, S.J., writes eloquently of the danger of not acknowledging “the elephant in the sacristy” when writing about vocations to the priesthood: gay priests, and the impact the current church climate has on both these pr