Category: Reviews
Art, Rebellion, Humility, and Friendship by Frank Freeman
A new biography of Albert Camus shows the writer as a prophet and a humanist.
Writing, Running, Representations of Mary: Vanessa R. Corcoran on Her New Memoir
Vanessa R. Corcoran discusses her new book, "It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint: My Road to the Marathon and Ph.D.," in a video interview.
For the Sake of the World by Julie A. Ferraro
A new book brings the Rule of St. Benedict into dialogue with the modern world, offering a corrective to isolationist interpretations of monasticism.
Pivotal Moments by Kathryn Sadakierski
A new memoir by German writer Esther Maria Magnis explores questions of faith, loss, and grief.
Shapers of the World by Beverly Brazauskas
Joan Chittister's "The Time Is Now" issues an urgent call to each of us to become a prophet in our own world.
“We Cannot Remain Silent” by Rosalie G. Riegle
Carole Sargent's new book tells the story of the Transform Now Plowshares participants "who pray with their bodies as well as their hearts."
Foundational Change by Frank Freeman
Exposing "the root of the evil" of race-based social and economic stratification in America.
Divine Correspondences by Amy Nicholson
An epistolary novella tells the tale of a 20th-century spiritual quest.
Desolation Angels by Michael Centore
A new book traces the history of California's New Camaldoli Hermitage from its origins through the present day.
Starving for Some Deep Mystery by Frank Freeman
An intense, otherworldly, idea-driven novel from the Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard.
Supernatural Superserious by Frank Freeman
A new edition of Ray Bradbury's novels and stories shows the prophetic gifts of this unclassifiable writer.
Becoming All Flame by Frank Freeman
An in-depth look at the new biography of D. H. Lawrence and his lifelong spiritual quest.
Remembrance Institutions by William Droel
The Irish Catholic church attempts to confront the abuse scandals of its past, with lessons for American Catholics.
In the Vineyard of the Text by Adam Fleming Petty
Nick Ripatrazone's "Longing for an Absent God" is a deft critical assessment of Catholic American fiction from the era of Vatican II through the present day.