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With martyrs, relics and hair-raising tales, Catholicism makes perfect Halloween fare

By James P. Cahill

Nick Drake's songs reflect his desperate appeals to be heard

By Ray Levy Uyeda

'The Banshees of Inisherin' invites viewers into Ireland's gothic world

By Rose Pacatte
Book Reviews

James Plunkett's fiction upholds inherent dignity of all human beings

By Kevin Plunkett

Darkness of 'Rings of Power' provides lessons for our spiritual lives

By Eric Clayton

Rosa Parks documentary disappoints, despite commendable designs

By Chris Byrd

Pushed online in pandemic, women of color find safe spaces for faith and healing

By Kathryn Post, Religion News Service

The true Catholic history behind 'The Woman King'

By Alessandra Harris

New volume details the history of Catholic theological ethics

By Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator

Franciscan acting workshops help Ukrainians express war trauma

By Marc Roscoe Loustau

'Derry Girls' teen characters reach for peace, community and laughs

By René Ostberg
Book Reviews

Two books illuminate St. Mary of Egypt, conversion and desire

By Dana Greene
Guest Voices

Producer's ministry of events and music blends entertainment with adoration

By Clare McCallan
Book Reviews

'Sisters in the Wilderness' after 30 years: Resiliency and survival as the legacy of womanist theology

By LaRyssa D. Herrington

LGBTQ+ Jesus crucified in 'Wonderfully Made'

By Aleja Hertzler-McCain
Guest Voices

On Janis Joplin's 'Pearl,' hear someone who is deeply alive

By Ray Levy Uyeda
Book Reviews

'LGBTQ Catholics' proves worthy guide for more inclusive parish ministry

By Grace Doerfler
Book Reviews

75 years later, 'Prince of Darkness' continues to humanize priesthood

By Tom Deignan

'Honk for Jesus' provides an uncomfortable reflection of the Black church

By Candice Marie Benbow, Religion News Service
Book Reviews

In 'Transform Now Plowshares,' the legacy of anti-nuclear Catholic activists informs our future

By Rosalie G. Riegle

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