Rebecca West: Witness to Hope
Our times are unpredictable, a source of pessimism for many. Rebecca West offers us a word of hope.
A Blind Man’s Pentecost
How do we see God in a world where we no longer see Jesus?
Pentecostal and Catholic Distinctives
How, in the first place, is the Pentecostal way of reading Scripture distinctive?
‘And Now Our Watch Has Ended’: Game of Thrones and Disappointing Endings
The dissatisfying conclusion of Game of Thrones may well be the triumph of its artistic vision.
Liturgy and Individualism
For Anglicanism to survive another century, it must create a cohesive understanding of what it means to be Anglican.
A Woman Can Be a Doctor
Four Women Doctors of the Church reinforces the hard-won wisdom that women can take “the initiative … to launch themselves into the life of the Church.”
An Enchanted Wood: Life at L’Arche
The sheer spiritual beauty of the L’Arche community and the life shared among its members shines throughout the film.
Prayer and the Early Medieval Monk
Renie Choy’s recent book is an invaluable resource to anyone wondering how early medieval monks spent their time or understood their mission in the world.