Fr. John Kavanaugh, S.J. – teacher and musician, philosopher and priest, sure guide on labrynthine paths – died on November 5th. His brother in the Lord Michael Rozier remembers him.
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You Can’t Take It With You: Marty McFly in Mourning
This week we said goodbye to a man who brought you “Earth Angel,” the song that saved Marty McFly’s life.
The Authenticity Hoax
Searching for the “true you”? Sam Sawyer reports on an author who thinks that’s a religious quest.
Superheroes, Sinners, and Saints: A New Pantheon, Part I
Fr. Paul Lickteig, with Superman cape pinned around his neck, explores childhood heroes and the spell they have cast on popular imagination.
What’s Your Purpose?
An atheist astrophysicist talks about the limits of our current scientific knowledge, human intelligence, and purpose in the cosmos.
Worth Watching: Up All Night
Generation X Drags its Feet toward Middle Age in “Up All Night.” Jake Martin has a look.
When Cakes Fly
Quang Tran has a look behind the headlines at the recent Timberlake/Biel nuptials
A New Serenity Prayer
“Basically, God, / grant me the wisdom / to remember that I’m / not you.”
You Can’t Take It With You – Put Down the Knife
Ever cut a salad with a fork? Perry Petrich profiles the woman you can thank for making that social acceptable – and several others.
Album Review: Taylor Swift’s “Red”
If a broken heart is a locked door, then a great breakup album is a key – and Perry Petrich has recently slipped Taylor Swift’s “Red” onto his keyring.