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An analysis of how contemporary movements, conflicts, and narratives continue to revolve around Jewish identity.

Religion is becoming an elite marker in America, as the well-educated and well-off now tend to be more religious than their less schooled counterparts.

In a Catholic practice that may leave many scratching their heads, nearly 400,000 people pre-registered to see the bones of St. Francis (which are on display for the first time in 800 years).

However important the events of history are momentarily, they’re always secondary.

As Christians, sacrificing in the short-term for the sake of the long-term is our bread and butter.

We are living in a time when science tends to be manipulated for ends that go way beyond the science itself – and that is a threat to truth.

Is an ancient heresy making a comeback in new and nuanced ways?

Contemporary cultural life is at something of a crisis point, when it comes to our experience of aging. We’re not very good at getting old.

Gambling can become a big problem, but it's not necessarily wrong in small doses. How are we to think about it?

Pope and presidents, wars and words. How are American Catholics (and everyone else) to sort through it all?