Jerome Neyrey’s new book displays the many ways in which Jesus was not only “like us in all things” but also definitely a person incarnated in his own culture.
Michael V. Tueth, S.J.
Michael Tueth, S.J, professor emeritus at Fordham University, has retired and is living in St. Louis, where he is engaged in writing, conducting retreats, providing spiritual direction and other ministries.
Posted inArts & Culture, Film
The contrasting female protagonists in ‘The Wife’ and ‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’
“The Wife” and “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” feature female protagonists with strongly contrasting stories.
Posted inArts & Culture, Books
The icons of William Hart McNichols
More than 50 of his striking icons are in glorious display book.
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What Hollywood’s outsider moment means for society today
These movies are appearing at a time when our country’s leadership is treating many groups as outsiders who do not belong in the United States.
Posted inDispatches, Politics & Society
From poverty to possibility: Microfinance in Africa
The price of that hamburger could help an African family start a business. And the money to do this could be given to them as a loan, not as a charitable gift.
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“The Secret Life of the American Musical” is as entertaining as it sounds.
Viertel tells many backstage stories about how the directors and composers managed to avoid a disaster, sometimes only a few hours ahead of opening night.
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Sacred Space: ‘The Christians’ explores heaven and hell on stage
‘The Christians’ explores heaven and hell on stage
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Corrective Action: Profiling the lives of men in prison
Profiling the lives of men in prison
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How Sweet the Sound: The story behind a beloved hymn
The story behind a beloved hymn
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Truth and Daring: The provocative, gripping challenge of ‘Disgraced’
The provocative, gripping challenge of ‘Disgraced’