Culture

Book Reviews

Act of resistance leaves unsettling questions

By Tom Deignan

What to look for when Cannes festival films come to the US

By Rose Pacatte
Book Reviews

Fracking becomes personal suffering

By Timothy Kelly

Exhibit suggests 'peaceful pluralism' among ancient Jews, Christians and pagans

By Menachem Wecker

Our 'short list' for the 2019 Cannes Film Festival: zombies, cops and flowers

By Rose Pacatte

'Ulam:Main Dish' celebrates Filipino cuisine

By Antonio D. Sison
Book Reviews

Feminist theologians bring wisdom to fiction

By Mary E. Hunt

Even the Cannes Film Festival has its spiritual side

By Rose Pacatte
Book Reviews

Growing old, growing up, growing whole

By Diane Scharper

Cannes ecumenical jury applies thoughtful criteria to judge films

By Rose Pacatte

Terrence Malick's new film about Franz Jägerstätter premieres at Cannes

By Rose Pacatte

The priest and the 'Fleabag' forge mutual faith in Amazon comedy series

By Catherine Pepinster, Religion News Service

As Emanuel AME documentary screens, survivors, families mull grief and guns

By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service
Book Reviews

Joan Chittister's book calls up prophets, the truth-tellers

By Dana Greene

'Tolkien' gives limited, lovely portrayal of 'The Lord of the Rings' writer

By Rose Pacatte
Book Reviews

Book explores the theology of the holy yet sinful church

By Marian Ronan
Book Reviews

'Color of Compromise' calls on American Christianity to face its racist past

By Bill Tammeus

Hesburgh made Notre Dame a lighthouse at the crossroads of faith and culture

By Rose Pacatte

Gatekeeping Christianity: Easter columns reveal religious anxieties

By Ken Briggs

'Hesburgh' documentary portrays a giant in US church and culture

By Michael Sean Winters

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