Book Reviews

The Jesuit priest who was a spiritual force behind Alcoholics Anonymous

Can queer liberation be found in the parables of Jesus?

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

Multiple vantage points enrich Brett Hoover's 'Immigration and Faith'

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

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

New book on queer Catholicism highlights need for centering queer voices

'Franciscan Lectio' offers path to encounter Gospel

New book poised to change the stories we tell about our bodies

Book analyzes assumptions about the Magi that shape our experience of Christmas and Epiphany

100 years after 'The Waste Land,' T.S. Eliot is still worth our time

New devotional book centers the liberation of Black lives as a sacred matter

2 books reach same conclusion on organized religion in America

An Advent book for liberation, discovery and subversive hope

A Native Catholic asks: What do we mean by 'heathen'?

Scholars outline history of the Pharisees and roots of harmful anti-Jewish stereotypes

Book offers new look at the 'incredibly human' Dorothy Day

'Christ haunted' England shaped rich Catholic literary history

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

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

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