We Are All Poles Now by Chris Byrd

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The debut film of director Anthony D'Ambrosio tells the story of the saint and martyr Maximilian Kolbe.

Overcoming Inertia by Douglas C. MacLeod Jr.

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A new book offers a vision of a more nimble, adaptable church that can be experienced "with fresh eyes and fuller hearts."

The Fruits of Contemplation by Charles W. Dahm, O.P.

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Philip Kolin’s poems help us look at life differently and understand in new ways the realities we often take for granted.

Doctrines of Compassion by Douglas C. MacLeod Jr.

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Kate O’Brien’s anthology shows how seekers of all ages can establish mindful connections with others and avoid a culture of negativity.

Entrance of the Catechumen by Maryanne Hannan

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In a series beautifully written essays, poet Melody S. Gee weaves together the emotionally fraught details of her conversion to Catholicism.

Idols and Ideology by Douglas C. MacLeod Jr.

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A new book traces how evangelicals came to adopt the language of secular conservatism.

Sacred Criticism by Maryanne Hannan

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In his latest book, Richard Rohr shows how the teachings of the Hebrew prophets apply to our lives today.

“The World Will Be Saved by Beauty” by Michael Centore

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Two new graphic novels document the complementary lives of Dorothy Day and Arvo Pärt.

Pilgrim’s Progress by Alli Bobzien

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While her recollections of the Ignatian Camino weave a captivating plot, it is Christine Eberle’s ability to relate the physical journey to the spiritual one that makes her new book shine.

Sin and Synapse by Douglas C. MacLeod Jr.

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How does neuroscience impact our understanding of sin?