'Junípero Serra,' by Rose Marie Beebe and Robert M. Senkewicz

No one should visit a presidential library expecting to see a balanced assessment.

Perhaps the most important thing about Abraham Lincoln—and what makes him so enduring in the popular memory—was the plain fact that he was so human.

Properly defined, feminism is a philosophy that embraces basic rights for all human beings without exception.

Robert Bartlett’s book will also be welcome to those who have experienced something of the power of the cult of the saints in their own time and place.

Without Pius VII, it is fair to say, there would be no Society of Jesus today, no Jesuit schools, colleges or universities, no Jesuit retreat houses and no Jesuit periodicals.