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Confessions of a Capitalist Convert

February 20, 2017

Vol. 216 / No. 4

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A billboard calling for the inauguration of Adam Barrow as president on Feb. 18 is set on the side of a road in Serrukunda, Gambia, on Jan. 27. Hundreds of thousands turned out on Jan. 26 to greet President Adama Barrow, a week after he took the oath of office in neighboring Senegal. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
Politics & Society Dispatches
Russell Pollitt, S.J.January 30, 2017

After a few tense weeks, a peaceful and bloodless transfer of power has taken place in the West African nation of Gambia.

Politics & Society Dispatches
Kevin ClarkeFebruary 09, 2017

Despite simplistic language that depicts a flood of undocumented migrants crossing the U.S. southern border, migration from Mexico has slowed considerably in recent years and even reversed.

Faith Features
Jim McDermottFebruary 01, 2017

An Ethiopian family arrived in Malta as refugees. A Jesuit community welcomed them.

Politics & Society Features
Arthur C. BrooksFebruary 06, 2017

The free-enterprise system is compatible with caring for the least of us, writes an economist and convert to Catholicism.

Faith Faith in Focus
Krista TippettFebruary 01, 2017

Krista Tippett shares unexpected wisdom from 20 years of interviewing people about faith

Arts & Culture Ideas
Eric Sundrup, S.J.January 30, 2017

The new wave of internet devices is coming.

Arts & Culture Books
Quang D. TranFebruary 02, 2017

The author of "The Sympathizer" has a new book of short stories about Vietnamese-Americans who do not fit stereotypes.