Article Truthful Uncertainty “Three years into the pandemic, I feel not a yearning to return to normal, but rather a dissatisfaction that we’ve given up on trying to change.” By Gabriella Wilke December 9, 2022 Christmas Critics Books Coronavirus
Article Are We Protagonists Yet? If the Church wants women to be its allies, it will need to recognize them as protagonists—full subjects with the agency to respond to the call of the Gospel. By Susan Bigelow Reynolds December 9, 2022 Synodality Women in the Church Vatican
Article Life after ‘Dobbs’ After ‘Dobbs,’ the pro-life movement must embrace persuasion—and the language of love and care for the vulnerable. By Joseph Bottum December 7, 2022 Abortion Domestic Affairs Politics
Article Dante in Exile Dante’s Comedy is a cry from the heart of an exiled soul in search of an “abiding city.” It is the poetry and theology of that search. By Denys Turner December 6, 2022 Poetry Religion Spirituality
Feature The Making of Raphael Warnock Raphael Warnock’s career reflects challenges and hopes of the Black church. By Gary Dorrien December 6, 2022 Race Politics Theology
Article Too Casual? Christine Emba calls for a new sexual ethic, a rethinking of sex down to its roots. But her effort to develop an alternative ultimately disappoints. By Daniel Walden December 4, 2022 Sexuality Books Nonfiction