Henri Nouwen as a Guide to the Synod

By Kaitlyn Squyres | October 15, 2024

How can Catholics stay grounded in faith and spirituality during the October Synod on Synodality when polarizing headlines and Church politics dominate the news?

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“Blood of the Lamb” Wonders Where We’re Going

By Jim McDermott | October 9, 2024

A new play portrays a woman’s plight in a post-Roe America and asks what type of society the nation is becoming.

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Ecogenesis: A Journey of Rerooting

By Caitriona Delumpa | October 4, 2024

After a chance encounter with a priest, the author travels to the Philippines to discover her heritage and a new relationship with the environment.

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Conwell Coffee Hall, the Theatricality of New York, and the Space of Revelation

By Jim McDermott | September 4, 2024

A fictional former bank housing a coffee shop that’s really a theater leaves visitors wondering when the story ends and reality begins.

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