Ukraine’s Endangered Sites and Collections: The Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra

By Alice Isabella Sullivan | August 16, 2022

The Russian invasion of Ukraine threatens that nation’s rich cultural heritage, including an eleventh-century monastery crucial to the entire region’s Christian legacy.

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Gladys Bentley’s Confessions

By Lillian Gieseke | August 4, 2022

The gender-bending cabaret performer Gladys Bentley lived a colorful life, yet her various conversions, sexual and religious, leave unanswered questions.

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Jesus Trusted Women: Why Can’t We?

By Meghan Clark | July 26, 2022

The reversal of Roe was not just about curtailing abortion. It also worsened the endemic mistrust of women and undermined their health care.

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The Greatest Mystery of Endeavour

By Jim McDermott | July 5, 2022

For over three decades, the British detective Morse has enraptured audiences. The character’s most recent incarnation in Endeavour strengthens this long relationship.

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