Feature The Pope of Russell Square T. S. Eliot understood that we are mostly made of the past, and that to nullify it in the name of progress is to annihilate much that is precious. By Terry Eagleton June 6, 2022 Literature Philosophy Nonfiction
Article ‘Don’t Invite the Theologians’ Theologians are not the sole solution to the Church’s problems, but it is a mistake to think that setting aside theology or doctrine is the answer. By Paul Baumann May 31, 2022 U.S. Catholicism Theology Liturgy
Article ‘There’s Always Something We Can Offer Someone Else’ An interview with Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow, who challenges the Right’s performative claim on Christian representation. By Dominic Preziosi May 30, 2022 Interview U.S. Catholicism Domestic Affairs
Feature Something Like Normal For the residents of San Gregorio, in Mexico, this year’s Holy Week brought the return of valuable community-oriented religious traditions. By Joseph Sorrentino May 28, 2022 Arts Latin America Laity
Article How Will the SBC Handle Scandal? As the Southern Baptist Convention faces sexual-abuse allegations, it should learn from the mistakes of the Catholic Church. By Jacob Lupfer May 26, 2022 Sexual-abuse Crisis
Article Learning from the Past In their quest to prioritize diversity, Catholic educational institutions must not forget the diversity that already exists in their own tradition and history. By Massimo Faggioli May 26, 2022 Higher Education U.S. Catholicism