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I RECEIVED MY first issue of Sojourners and was ecstatic to find not only a hint of an article about Henri Nouwen on the front cover, but several articles about him inside.
Catholic theologian and priest Tissa Balasuriya was excommunicated for heresy from the Roman Catholic Church in January.
While many people of conscience in the United States are aware of the plight of political prisoners in countries around the world, Americans rarely hear about those locked up in
I AM A PENTECOSTAL (though I don’t really think the term is scriptural) Christian who has just recently discovered your magazine.
I DID SO MUCH enjoy reading your series of articles about Henri Nouwens untimely (from a human perspective anyway) death.
Sue Bailey Thurman, 93, died on Christmas day 1996 in San Francisco.
I AM WRITING because I am disturbed by Jill Carroll Laffertys review of The Dilbert Principle.
An interfaith alliance of religious activists—including Christians, Jews, and Buddhists—has joined other environmentalists...
The National Labor Committee, the group that linked Kathie Lee Gifford's clothing line with sweatshops, is now looking into Disney's production of children's clothing in a Burmese assembly plant.
Dianna Ortiz, the Ursuline nun who vigiled and fasted in front of the White House for six weeks last spring to pressure the government to release the identity of her torturers...
There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part. You can't even passively take part....