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Much of the new Speaker’s first speech was delivered in a vacuum

The true, the good, and the beautiful demand closer institutional accounting

Can anything disarm our ignorance of the people we think we know? 

The past finds us. The lights come on.

Contrary to his critics’ claims, Benedict embodied the promise of Vatican II

Sometimes the book that’s banned is the one that must be taught

In history, three decades can be everything—or nothing at all

A life crafted from what’s on hand

The very notion of “the common good” may be downright un-American

May the Magnificat’s vision haunt us through the season

Sometimes little boys cry wolf. Sometimes they become wolves, too.

Evangelicals should stop trying to legislate morality for the nation and tend to their own house

By restoring communal transparency amid complex cultural shifts, Calvin offers an example to follow

And what evangelicals can do about it 

What can we learn about liberal arts education from Frederick Douglass and the formerly enslaved?

To see our global moment, we need look no further than the Qatari pitch

More institutional suspicion is not what American Catholics need

It’s time for truly liberal-minded Christians to do better. Including me.

A new law prompts nagging questions about the value of human life