I still remember the first time I read Alasdair MacIntyre’s After Virtue. I was a graduate student in religious ethics at ...

Jean Porter is professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame. From theological reflections to breaking religion news ...

The DSM in one hand and the Summa in the other What does a 13th-century friar and theologian have to do with mental health care today? Quite a lot, according to Warren Kinghorn, for whom Thomas ...

When poetry gives voice to those who have no voice—those who are dead, marginalized, or ignored—it helps resurrect lives from oblivion. Such poems are called “poems of witness.” Molly McCully Brown’s ...

Crossmy hands, uncross them. Cross myself at the altar: bread and blood, body and wine.  Wind my way back, grief quiet as the ...

Five years after an infamous murder, George Floyd Square in Minneapolis remains a site of protest, lament, and ...

I find it with certain brave Christians who obey the command to help refugees and immigrants—and who are persecuted for it.

Rather, he takes Calvin in his context as a migrant, a refugee, a lawyer, and a political operator, mining his writing for ...

Stop giving us a reason to still be out here,” says George Floyd Square protest leader Marcia Howard. ”Give me a reason to go ...

John Bennett, Hall’s doctoral adviser and the former president of Union Theological Seminary, considered Hall the heir ...

They shall sit under their own . . . trees         and no one shall make them afraid.                       (Micah 4:4)Spring ...

Imagine growing up with a remarkable painting as the centerpiece of your home. The artwork seeps into your imagination. You see yourself in it, somehow. Its power and beauty are amplified by a whiff ...