Book Reviews

Nov 12, 2022

Book offers new look at the 'incredibly human' Dorothy Day

By Shannon Evans

Nov 05, 2022

'Christ haunted' England shaped rich Catholic literary history

By Diane Scharper

Oct 29, 2022

With martyrs, relics and hair-raising tales, Catholicism makes perfect Halloween fare

By James P. Cahill

Oct 22, 2022

James Plunkett's fiction upholds inherent dignity of all human beings

By Kevin Plunkett

Oct 15, 2022

New volume details the history of Catholic theological ethics

By Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator

Oct 08, 2022

Two books illuminate St. Mary of Egypt, conversion and desire

Oct 01, 2022

'Sisters in the Wilderness' after 30 years: Resiliency and survival as the legacy of womanist theology

By LaRyssa D. Herrington

Sep 24, 2022

'LGBTQ Catholics' proves worthy guide for more inclusive parish ministry

By Grace Doerfler

Sep 24, 2022

75 years later, 'Prince of Darkness' continues to humanize priesthood

Sep 17, 2022

In 'Transform Now Plowshares,' the legacy of anti-nuclear Catholic activists informs our future

By Rosalie G. Riegle

Sep 10, 2022

For a Black Jesuit in the US, racism is a crucible

By Patrick Saint-Jean

Sep 03, 2022

Greg Boyle's new book offers modern parables of kinship

By Cameron Bellm

Aug 27, 2022

'The Afghanistan Papers' exposes deceit in the conduct of a long, futile war

By Chris Herlinger

Aug 20, 2022

Book aims to undo the tangles of race and Catholicism

Aug 13, 2022

Brother Roger's journal sustains and guides readers who hunger for unity

By Simone Campbell

Aug 06, 2022

New book asks: 'How should Christians talk about depression?'

By Fran Rossi Szpylczyn

Jul 30, 2022

Refuting Rod Dreher, author Patrick Henry offers 'Benedictine Options,' plural

Jul 23, 2022

Margaret Meserve's 'Papal Bull' details how the Renaissance church used print to spread views

By Stefan Bauer

Jul 16, 2022

Jonathan Franzen's 'Crossroads' captures the authenticity of flawed, personal religion

By Rebecca Bratten Weiss

Jul 09, 2022

Book outlines Herod the Great's 'suspicious, jealous, conniving, homicidal' legacy

By James P. Cahill