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Re-enchanting the World

October 10, 2016

Vol. 215 / No. 10

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Father Adolfo Nicolas and Pope Francis, also a Jesuit, are seen together before celebrating Mass at the Church of the Gesu in Rome in this Jan. 3, 2014. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 27, 2016

The Society of Jesus owes Father Nicolás a great debt of gratitude for his careful leadership.

Michelle Obama has lunch with students. (public domain image)
Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 27, 2016

The first lady’s concerns are not misplaced.

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Of Other Things
Olga SeguraSeptember 28, 2016

if you’ve ever wondered about the origins of hip-hop and the Bronx, “The Get Down” is a great starting point.

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Signs Of the Times
Judith ValenteSeptember 28, 2016

The Illinois budget battle raises broader questions about whether the state has a moral obligation to care for its citizens in need.

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Signs Of the Times

In August, the Wijngaards Institute for Catholic Research, based in the United Kingdom, published a report in anticipation of the 50th anniversary of “Humanae Vitae,” the papal encyclical that upheld the ban on the use of contraceptives. The statement, signed by more than 150 Catholic sc

Signs Of the Times

High on the agenda for the September meeting of the U.N. General Assembly was the revision and reinvigoration of the global community’s approach to the treatment of displaced people and refugees. The global community has attempted, by fits and starts, to deal with an unprecedented humanitarian

Pope Francis addresses a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress in the House Chamber on Capitol Hill in Washington Sept. 24. (CNS photo/Joshua Roberts)
Signs Of the Times

Building on the one-year anniversary of Pope Francis’s historic address to Congress last September, over 120 alumni of Jesuit law schools delivered a letter on Sept. 21 to Congressional leadership and the offices of Jesuit-educated members of Congress, calling for passage of bipartisan crimina