Arts & Culture
Kelly Quindlen on being on banned-books lists, writing affirming Catholic parents, and why young adult fiction isn’t just for young adults.
While some opportunistic evangelical groups flock to the Olympics, chaplains from five major faith traditions offer prayer, consolation, and a listening ear to Olympians.
In the second season of the Amazon Prime epic, power threatens to corrupt both the heroes and villains.
Faith-based film companies rarely produce compelling movies, explains the film critic. But honest cinematic depictions of faith still abound.
Netflix’s new addition to the exorcism genre centers a Black family in an apostolic Black church, not unlike the one I grew up in.
Many churches have swept abuse under the rug, but Levings’ former religious community outright endorsed it.
A new PBS documentary details how Jesuit paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin suffered for his love of the church and the world.
In This Sweet Earth, Lydia Wylie-Kellermann explores raising children honestly and joyfully in a world on the brink of despair.
Without public memory to anchor and unite us, nostalgia and racism distort our storytelling and education.
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
