In This Issue
What kind of nation are we called to be: arrogantly superior or humbly exemplary?
Multigenerational households are becoming more common, by choice or by necessity -- and these expanded family circles have both benefits and perils.
Indigenous communities -- and local church leaders -- stand against open-pit mining that threatens to despoil Patagonia.
Fifty years after Vatican II, will a new generation of lay Catholics lead prophetic change in the church and in the world?
Paul shows us how to wrestle with violent passages in the Hebrew Bible.
Columnists
The war in Iraq was fundamentally a war of choice, and it was the wrong choice.
It was not the stones thrown by his tormentors that made him suffer most, he said; it was the silence of his friends.
I'm grateful to the men who use their power, money, and influence on behalf of women.
At first, I thought I had the flu because I didn't get a flu shot this year and naturally had to be punished by the medical community.
