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Belichick’s downfall reminds us: Put not your faith in head coaches (or popes)
James T. Keane
January 12, 2024
This week, the New England Patriots parted ways with their legendary head coach, Bill Belichick. Did he get too much credit for the team’s success?
Arts & Culture
Theater
The big family drama returns to Broadway with ‘Appropriate’ and ‘A Prayer for the French Republic’
Rob Weinert-Kendt
January 12, 2024
For playwrights, family dramas are never just about families.
Arts & Culture
Theater
Brian Friel’s ‘Translations’ explores the sacred act of naming in colonized Ireland
Michael O’Brien
January 12, 2024
In "Translations," Brian Friel's theatrical masterpiece grapples with how naming affects cultures, identities, relationships and more; something already familiar with the Catholic church.
Arts & Culture
Film
Timothée Chalamet is a milquetoast Christ in ‘Wonka’
Colm O’Shea
January 12, 2024
How did this Wonka, unfazed and insisting that salvation is at hand, become the jaded, suspicious entity we know he will become?
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Catholic Book Club
Jesuit George Dunne loved a good fight—and hated injustice
James T. Keane
January 09, 2024
George Dunne, S.J., never backed down from a fight or a perceived injustice in a long career as a priest, academic and activist.
Arts & Culture
Film
‘A Still Small Voice’: New documentary explores the intimate, messy work of hospital chaplains
Jake Kring-Schreifels
January 05, 2024
“A Still Small Voice” provides clear-eyed glimpses into the thorny work and religious versatility required of chaplaincy.
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