“Daredevil” talks about religion in a way that feels authentic—yet remains inviting to those who don't share our beliefs.

A book is sometimes the most difficult gift to offer, but often it is the most rich.

'The Vice of Luxury,' by David Cloutier, and 'Distant Strangers,' by Judith Lichtenberg

Corita Kent (1918–86) deserves recognition alongside her far more famous secular counterpart, the pop artist Andy Warhol. But remarkably, no one has published a comprehensive biography of the artist who was seen by some as the “rebel nun.”

Jon Hassler's sacramental imagination brightens a world grown gray with the banality of reality television and teenage paranormal romances.

'Junípero Serra,' by Rose Marie Beebe and Robert M. Senkewicz