Culture

'Join or Die' documentary insists community groups will save democracy

By Nicole M. Perone
Book Reviews

'Beyond Homelessness' shows the problem is more than housing

By Matt Mitchell

AI is no shortcut for divine artistic inspiration

By Katie Lemaire
Book Reviews

New book tracks history of 'Amazing Grace' hymn

By Shannon Wimp Schmidt

Chicana women artists draw inspiration from the virgin of Guadalupe

By Judith Huacuja, Religion News Service, The Conversation

'American Symphony' doc triumphs showing Jon Batiste at his realest

By Nate Tinner-Williams, Black Catholic Messenger
Book Reviews

'52 Masses' paints a compelling picture of US Catholicism

By Bill Tammeus

'City of a Million Dreams' documents Black jazz funeral tradition of New Orleans

By Nate Tinner-Williams

'1989 (Taylor's Version)' carries the promise and terror of rebirth

By John Dougherty
Book Reviews

'The Love of Thousands' describes building bridges beyond the veil

By Cameron Bellm

Scorsese's Catholic sensibilities on full display in 'Killers of the Flower Moon'

By Kevin Christopher Robles

In Blink-182's new album, displaying male love is an act of rebellion

By John Grosso

Documentary on Black millennials depicts wide range of faith practice

By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service

The Black Madonna makes her mark in the least religious state in the US

By Damian Costello

The 'long swim' of Denise Levertov's conversion

By Dana Greene

Breaking the stigma of mental illness, one song at a time

By Kathy Powell

The secret is ... still skinny: The Victoria's Secret rebrand and 'Tour '23'

By Madison Chastain

'The Exorcist' film at 50 years: A look at the life of its Catholic writer

By Carole Sargent

Black Catholics have made their mark in the history of American music

By Nate Tinner-Williams, Black Catholic Messenger
Book Reviews

'Regime Change' argues for a controversial postliberal future

By Stephen Schneck

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