Feature Joan of Arc, Warrior-Muse She had no spite or worldly cunning, but she refused to massage the egos of those around her or to conceal her overwhelming belief in the rightness of her vision. By Anna Ballan December 28, 2023 Arts Saints Women
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Article Sartre’s Nativity Play In a Nazi prison camp, Jean-Paul Sartre wrote his first play, set in Bethlehem on the night of Christ’s birth. By Jack Nuelle December 25, 2023 Philosophy art Religion Advent The Last Word
Article How to Read ‘Fiducia supplicans’ Pope Francis’s new declaration tells same-sex couples that, in the Church, they are always loved and always blessed. By Austen Ivereigh December 23, 2023 Religion Pope Francis LGBTQ issues
Article Blessings for LGBTQ Couples Pope Francis's latest statement on blessing LGBTQ couples should be neither dismissed as meaningless nor read as a major doctrinal shift. By Griffin Oleynick December 20, 2023 LGBTQ issues Pope Francis Theology
Article Francis, Strickland & Burke Today, it’s the ability to project a dumbed-down and stereotypically bigoted version of Catholic tradition that gets rewarded: Catholicism as a meme. By Massimo Faggioli December 18, 2023 Bishops Pope Francis Religion