“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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Our Lady of Outrage

By David Gibson | August 12, 2024

When Notre-Dame burned in 2019 the world witnessed an outpouring of faith and support. Those protesting “The Last Supper” parody in the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony want you to forget all that.

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