A nbsp contact at the White House sent us these remarks and since I m not sure if they are on the web yet I ll post them in full nbsp Heads of state cabinet members Members of Congress religious leaders distinguished guests ndash it rsquo s good to see you Let me begin by acknowledging th

As part of our promise to nbsp furnish ample coverage of films nbsp in our online Culture section here is a new review of the blockbuster Avatar from a slightly different perspective nbsp Michael V Tueth S J of the Fordham University s Communication and Media Studies department admits he i

David Gibson over at Politics Daily has a great piece on the uproar over the newly announced Mother Teresa stamp nbsp Seems that some are objecting to her smiling visage gracing our letters and postcards nbsp And they re objecting for good reason nbsp The U S Postal Service s list of requ

In October of last year I made a pilgrimage of sorts to Cincinnati Ohio a city that boasts great chili serves great Graeter rsquo s to be specific ice cream and most importantly is home to very warm people nbsp Several years ago I had spent a marvelous summer in nearby Milford Ohio at

NPR takes nbsp Pope Benedict XVI s nbsp latest letter for World Communications Day and asks several bloggers including one from In All Things for advice were the pope to start blogging himself nbsp It s rather tongue in cheek but gets at some interesting points about the blogosphere and religi

Be sure to catch a slide show of images from photographer Clarke Patterson of Monday night s 2009 Campion Award presentation to the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams nbsp The link is here nbsp nbsp The audio in case you haven t heard it yet of Archbishop Williams remarks is on our h

Congratulations to Francis X Clooney a frequent contributor to In All Things who has just been appointed as the director of Harvard Divinity School s Center for the Study of World Religions nbsp nbsp Fr Clooney joined the HDS faculty in 2005 as the Parkman Professor of Divinity and Professo

It would be impossible to do justice to Archbishop Rowan Williams rsquo gracious and deeply moving nbsp remarks upon his reception of the 2009 Campion Award nbsp After nbsp a welcome nbsp by our editor in chief Drew Christiansen S J which will be posted soon the Archbishop of Canterbury dila

The Editorial Board of America is proud to announce that The Most Reverend Rowan Williams Archbishop of Canterbury is the 2009 recipient of the Campion Award The award is given on a regular basis to a noted Christian person of letters nbsp It is named after St Edmund Campion S J who is patr

This nbsp comes from CathNews the Australian Catholic news website nbsp The text is from a link to the Broken Bay Institute-University of Newcastle s new program in liturgical studies nbsp Strong words indeed World-renowned expert in liturgical inculturation Fr Anscar Chupungco OSB challen