Article Lost in Translation Francis’s hope is that deliberation and dialogue among nations can spread throughout the world. By Griffin Oleynick January 26, 2022 Pope Francis
Article The Limits of Dialogue The shameless triumphalism of traditionalist enclaves isn’t harmless, it’s spiritually corrupt. By Austen Ivereigh January 20, 2022 Vatican II Pope Francis
Article ‘Lived from the Heart’ Understanding mystics and mysticism By Kenneth L. Woodward January 19, 2022 Interview Religion
Article Theology in Motion “God came into the world not in the blink of an eye, but in and through his mother’s womb—through the process of pregnancy, labor, and delivery.” By Carrie Frederick Frost January 18, 2022 Women in the Church Theology Spirituality
Article The Christ Life If the first Mass at the Last Supper welcomed a mix of allegiance and desertion, the here-and-now Church cannot do otherwise. By George Dennis O’Brien January 14, 2022 The Last Word Spirituality Literature
Feature Welcoming the Stranger For Jesuit Relief Services executive director Joan Rosenhauer, refugee resettlement and support is the mission at the heart of Catholicism. By John Gehring January 13, 2022 Immigration U.S. Catholicism Interview