Can We Call God “Mother”? Julian of Norwich Says Yes by Shannon K. Evans

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There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a male portrayal of God. But there is much that is wrong with making all other portrayals impermissible.

Crossing the Red-Blue Political Divide Starts at Home by Jeannine Pitas

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Finding common ground in a time of political and social divide, starting with our personal relationships.

Summer Reading Series: Gene Ciarlo on “A Farewell to Arms”

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Revisiting an American classic through the lens of Christian humanism.

A Provocation for Change: Reimagining the Parish Community with Eileen McCafferty DiFranco by Michael Centore

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The author, activist, and pastor shares her vision for the future of the Catholic Church, along with an excerpt from her book.

Time for Your City Council to Urge Our Government to Ban the Bomb by Patrick Henry

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It is the right time for American cities to demand that their government work toward nuclear disarmament.

The Priest and the Iconographer: A Portrait of William Hart McNichols by Michael Ford

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For this remarkably gifted, gently spoken, and profoundly sensitive iconographer, holiness clearly manifests itself in many different guises.

Wanted: A Vibrant, Living Christianity by Gene Ciarlo

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Notes toward a revival of Christianity that is instrumental and influential in the world.

Paschal Hospitality by Jim Forest

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If the essence of sin is fear of the other, the essence of our healing is love of the other.

Living a Catholic Life in a Secular World: A Profile of Vincent D. Rougeau by Jane M. Bailey

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We speak with Vincent D. Rougeau, the first lay and the first Black president in the history of the College of the Holy Cross.

Dorothy Day: Fighting Anti-Semitism by Patrick Henry

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Well known for her work with the poor, Dorothy Day was also engaged in a lifelong fight against anti-Semitisim.