
Steve Bannon and the Conservative “Cafeteria Catholics”
The phrase “cafeteria Catholic” first gained currency in the mid-1980s to describe—mostly disparagingly—progressive Catholics who…
Read MoreThe phrase “cafeteria Catholic” first gained currency in the mid-1980s to describe—mostly disparagingly—progressive Catholics who…
Read MoreThe genius of the eucharist, in strictly human terms, is in its simplicity: bread and…
Read MoreThe Republican Party has maintained a death-grip on protestations of moral authority on matters of…
Read MoreIn his new book, Jason Stellman, the cohost of the popular podcast, Drunk Ex-Pastors, explores…
Read MoreHe’s had a weird year.
Read MoreI am not shocked by the Vatican’s recent affirmation of the 2005 ban on admitting…
Read MoreIn her latest book, journalist Celia Wexler explores the conflicted feelings many Catholic women have towards their faith and the attempts to make peace with the institutions and traditions that fail them.
Read MoreToday we have the same fossilization of institutional religion, only this time it is us Protestants.
Read MoreIn this RD10Q, Julie Byrne follows the emerging movement of independent Catholics and the justice they inspire.
Read MoreWe will either learn to walk with one another, or we will be forced by dogma to condemn one another.
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