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James T. Keane is a senior editor at America.
Politics & SocietyFaith
James T. Keane
(Because, you know, Romero wasn't political.)
In All Things
James T. Keane
The countdown to the archbishop's beatification in San Salvador begins
Books
James T. Keane
'The Americanization of Narcissism,' by Elizabeth Lunbeck
Politics & SocietyColumns
James T. Keane
Archbishop Oscar Romero had as many enemies in death as in life.
Arts & CultureColumns
James T. Keane
You're a fan of Bob Dylan, right? But not really. You're a fan of his music. You prefer covers by Adele, Johnny Cash, The Byrds or Joan Baez, because you don't much care for Dylan's voice. And if you're like most people, you think Bob Dylan is sort of a jerk.
Columns
James T. Keane
We’d all do well to hesitate before calling someone a criminal, before calling a cop a thug.
Columns
James T. Keane
No longer are synods stage-managed pageants that simply ratify the pope’s decisions.
Books
James T. Keane
'Brothers,' by George Howe Colt
Columns
James T. Keane
‘The faith is Europe,” Hilaire Belloc claimed a century ago, “and Europe is the faith.” To say the same today might provoke laughter or confusion. When we think of Europe, is the first thing that comes to mind Christianity?Now, quick—say the first word that pops into yo
Columns
James T. Keane
The pope is not blaming the crony capitalists of the third world. He’s blaming us.