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The atomic nightmare turns 80: How Catholics reacted to the arrival of nuclear bombs
James T. Keane
July 15, 2025
July 16 marks 80 years since the first atomic bomb was detonated. The specter of nuclear annihilation has been with us ever since.
Arts & Culture
Film
The new ‘Superman’ is best when it’s most human
John Dougherty
July 15, 2025
The first time we see the titular hero of James Gunn’s new film “Superman,” he doesn’t descend from the heavens. He plummets.
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Catholic influencers have a media theory (and evangelization) problem
Noah Banasiewicz, S.J.
July 14, 2025
Do the social networks that Catholic influencers are forming online reflect the values of the Gospel or those of the platform?
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Poetry
T. S. Eliot can be intimidating. You should still read his poem ‘Marina.’
Jayme Stayer, S.J.
July 14, 2025
Whenever I teach a seminar on T. S. Eliot’s work, I spend the first day of class on ‘Marina.’
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Catholic Movie Club
‘Stand By Me’: a film about losing childhood innocence—and discovering what is truly good
John Dougherty
July 11, 2025
Being a kid in the summer is all about existing in an eternal present moment, a feeling of freedom and potential that it will never go away.
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In new film ‘Nonnas,’ Italian grandmothers put love at the center of every meal
Grace Copps
July 03, 2025
Although “Nonnas” is not an explicitly religious movie, the film’s motif of meals as a conduit for community is certainly also found in the Catholic imagination.
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