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Models of American Faith

April 2, 2018

Vol. 218 / No. 7

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Arts & Culture Features
Nichole M. FloresMarch 23, 2018

To recognize the specific rights of disadvantaged people is to affirm God's love for all people.

Faith Faith in Focus
Barry HudockMarch 08, 2018

Wherever you stand on the matter, it's clear that the church teaching on ordination represents a problem for evangelization.

Politics & Society Vantage Point
The EditorsMarch 22, 2018

Long before Pope Francis earned the nickname, St. John Paul II was known as “the people’s pope.” St. John Paul II recognized the value of modern travel and mass media in spreading the Gospel and a global message of good will.

Arts & Culture Ideas
Bill McGarveyMarch 21, 2018

The Gaffigans have produced comedy specials, best-selling books and five children. They even survived a brain tumor. What have you done lately?

Arts & Culture Books
Thomas P. RauschMarch 20, 2018

Review of Ross Douthat's latest book, "To Change the Church." While the church always strives to honor what Jesus said about divorce and remarriage, it has made pastoral accommodations since its earliest days.

Arts & Culture Books
Brian O. McDermottMarch 22, 2018

With Crispina and Her Sisters, Christine Schenk, C.S.J., has performed a singular service in making accessible additional sources about early Christian women.

Arts & Culture Books
Paul AlmonteMarch 23, 2018

The familiarity of the language and the story in Andrew Krivák’s "The Signal Flame" is an homage to how people, be they siblings, friends, sons and fathers, mothers and sons or sons and lovers, communicate with each other, by word or gesture.