Global Catholicism: The Church is Changing, But Not How We Might Think
Maybe this is what happens when you elect a Pope from the global South: the North’s issues get downgraded.
Catholic Writing Today: Olga Lossky
In this edition of our Catholic Writing Series, we journey to France to interview Orthodox novelist Olga Lossky
Derek Jeter Furniture
Dennis Baker says goodbye, goodluck, to a man who, for almost 20 years, has been a steady presence in unsteady lives.
Catholic Writing Today: Mary Karr
Mary Karr, memoirist and poet, is the latest to join TJP’s series on Catholic writing today.
The Beauty of Breastfeeding
“Do you mind if I feed Jonathan?” my sister-in-law asked me as she threw an oversized blanket over her shoulder – but the question she was posing to me wasn’t really “if,” it was “where.”
A Sower Went Out to Sow: Dan Harrington, SJ
“Dan” as he is known to generations of his students, colleagues, and brother Jesuits – was a peerless sower.
Catholic Writing Today: Michael O’Brien
This week on our Catholic Writing Series, Michael O’Brien joins the conversation from balmy Canada.
Notes on a Hip-Hop Conversion
After a long time doubting that hip-hop could be more than heavy beats and gold chains, Ken Homan sees the light.
Catholic Writing Today: Kaya Oakes
Much of the Catholic writing convo sticks to the fiction section, but this week, Kaya Oakes talks about how faith and nonfiction intersect.
Happy Birthday | Thank You | Goodbye
Two years ago, we wrote: “We hope [this site] will help you think about God and the Church a little differently, a little more deeply, a little more often.” Two years in, that’s still what we hope.
