Faith & Religion
Songwriter Sarah Hart’s Christmas Imagination
A new album delights and comforts listeners with fresh interpretations of holiday stories and songs.
Read MoreA Hidden Treasure: Rediscovered Images of Greece’s Medieval Monastic Communities
A long-forgotten journey to Mount Athos and Meteora in 1929 is the subject of a current photography exhibition at the Hellenic College Holy Cross, introducing audiences to one of the most “mysterious, unique, and unaltered” corners of the world.
Read MoreWhat the Catholic Church Could Learn from “Conclave”
The Oscar-worthy film is an entertaining depiction of a papal election. But it has some lessons for the real-life cardinals who will be electing the next pope.
Read MoreRe-Reading “Twilight”: Reinterpreting Gender, Sacrifice, and Agency
I loved Stephanie Meyer’s “Twilight Saga” as a teenager. A decade later, I see how she reinterprets religious archetypes while subtly promoting traditional and harmful messages about gender roles and reproductive rights.
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