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Geraldine Brooks' novel 'Horse' reckons with racism past and present

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In 'Everything Everywhere All at Once,' a multiverse of absurdity meets intergenerational healing

By Flora x. Tang

'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' captures intimate look at artist Nan Goldin's battle with Sackler family

By Jose Solís

Powerful docuseries spotlights missing and murdered Indigenous women

By Chris Byrd
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Multiple vantage points enrich Brett Hoover's 'Immigration and Faith'

By Natalie Alfaro Frazier

Celebrating the forgotten cultural artists of Black Catholic history

By LaRyssa D. Herrington

'Starling Girl' centers a teen girl's desire for both holiness and earthly pleasures

By Jose Solís
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Octavia Butler's American parables are a realistic sci-fi vision of life after apocalypse

By Tom Deignan

25 years after 'Willow,' the sequel series calls us to be our truest selves

By Eric Clayton
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Joyce Rupp talks Lent, conversion and the one thing that gets her in trouble

By Shannon Evans

'A Still Small Voice' is a profound meditation on care of the dying

By Jose Solís

Anne Porter's poetry highlights faith, suffering and the wisdom of age

By Dana Greene

On Super Bowl weekend, can we see players as workers with dignity?

By Mike Jordan Laskey

At Netflix, a new leading lady takes center stage

By Clare McCallan

More than a whodunit: 'Glass Onion' examines our complicity in society's evils

By Mike Jordan Laskey

English rapper Jeshi offers musical masterclass in vulnerable social commentary

By Elizabeth (Ro) Ajiduah
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New book on queer Catholicism highlights need for centering queer voices

By Rachel Rastelli

CS Lewis stage production does not disappoint

By Elizabeth Hamilton

20th-century Catholic authors in search of grace

By Christopher Adam
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'Franciscan Lectio' offers path to encounter Gospel

By Julie A. Ferraro

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