Readers with an eye for American history will discover a fascinating account of the intersection of war and celebrity in a new book on Bing Crosby

In the fraught history of Jewish-Christian relations, Protestants and Catholics developed different responses to supercessionism, a legacy that must be confronted

Adequately “interpreting miracles” requires more than biblical exegesis. It demands a coherent and consistent construal of reality, which modernity cannot provide

While rich in poignancy and full of references to cinematic history, Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón’s latest film at times veers into sentimentality

On the ground reporting from the Philippines, where President Rodrigo Duterte’s attacks on the Catholic Church have called forth a renewed sense of solidarity.

An interview Fran Lebowitz, the writer, speaker, wit, and archetypal New York personality, on everything from the AIDS crisis to the heart of the Christian religion

Bishop Stowe spoke up about the racism of Donald Trump’s MAGA campaign, and spoke the simple truth. Let’s hope it’s the start of a trend

Recent debates in higher education over who counts as an “authentic Catholic” have the unintended effect of splintering the universal Body of Christ

We’re so used to hearing that Francis is “behind the curve” on the abuse issue. In truth, he is well ahead of it

For expatriate poet A.E. Stallings, selfhood is always relational. It’s not what we see that makes us who we are, but rather what sees us