Article Letters | The war in Gaza, eucharistic realism, Louis Bouyer’s insights, and George Eliot’s continued relevance Readers discuss the theology of Louis Bouyer, the enigmatic George Eliot, and the need for an end to the war in Gaza. By The Editors December 22, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | Methadone clinics, Israel, the Farm Bill, and miraculous gifts Readers discuss the value of methadone, the hubris of Netanyahu, and the Catholic teaching regarding miracles. By The Editors November 26, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | Robert Bellah’s socialism, the war in Ukraine, and Catholic higher education Readers consider Robert Bellah’s anti-capitalism, weigh in on the ethics of the Ukraine War, and reflect on the state of Catholic higher education. By The Editors October 28, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | Fighting featureless modernity, helping young people find Christ Readers discuss finding meaning in modernity and the challenge of modeling Christ for young people. By The Editors September 23, 2023 Letters
Article Letters | Addressing the priest shortage and countering consumerism Readers discuss civic renewal, the need for religious community, and the benefits and limits of lay parish directors. By The Editors August 28, 2023 Letters
Article On the Edge of Empires “Happily, Helsinki is not all geopolitical excitement. It is also lumberingly omnipresent trams, for which I quickly come to feel something close to love.” By Paul J. Griffiths August 21, 2023 Letters International Politics Religion