Two decades after his first novel became a runaway hit, William Paul Young returns to the world of ‘The Shack’ in a story where a grieving father meets the man who killed his daughter.
Book review: With its story of a romance between a priest and a theology teacher, Stephanie Sy-Quia's critically acclaimed novel, A Private Man, traces themes of inheritance and longing amid radical change.
The 1992 comedy offers something worth considering: a reflection on what happens when a Black woman brings her culture, gifts and way of worship into a community that doesn't initially know what to do with them.
Apple TV's series is among the most critically acclaimed television shows of the year. Rebecca Bratten Weiss says Catholics could learn a few things from it.
The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 can inspire us to confront the problem of wealth disparity today. So why does Paul Greengrass' new movie feel more like a warning?
The actor finds God in all things — and can't seem to turn down a project that lets him find more. Here he plays Ploughman, the nameless everyman who becomes an unlikely leader of the Peasants' Revolt of 1381.
In The Vatican and Women Deacons, Phyllis Zagano makes the case that the primary barrier to ordaining women deacons today is not theological, but cultural.
Colleen Shaddox assigned herself the task of asking directions from Catholics who are truly living the church's social teachings, and she started a podcast to share the conversations.
