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Oscar Best Picture Nominee “Arrival” and the Bearable Heaviness of Being

Light is sweet; at sight of the sun the eyes are glad. However great the...

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The Young Pope: The Second Coming of Brideshead Revisited?

In many ways, The Young Pope is the second coming of Brideshead Revisited. In the...

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Jeremiah Ought to be Put to Death

In those days, the princes said to the king: “Jeremiah ought to be put to...

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NOTA BENE: I don't say anything here that would have caused shame to Bowie. Therefore...

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5 Reasons Why the Jesuits are More Like the First Order than the Jedi Knights

I gave in to the merchandising juggernaut that is Star Wars VII  on Saturday. There...

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The Pope Who Revolutionized Catholic Dialogue with Islam

You might think it's Francis, but it's not. The Wheaton College affair seemed like a...

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3 Ways Vatican’s ZooTV Exposes Modern Theology’s Weaknesses

The projections of animals and non-Catholic human-animals onto the facade of St. Peter's led to...

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TOP10 SciFi Book & Film Resources for a Judgmental Prophetic Theology

The SciFi genre is today's incarnation of the prophetic tradition's harsh and judgmental sayings of...

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The Bothersome Man’s Search for Meaning

Books are not only bibliography fodder. They are also fodder for life. Sometimes books even...

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Operation Nemesis: The Assassination Plot that Avenged the Armenian Genocide

I found something truly unusual while doing research for my piece On the Polish Origins...

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Ida and Avoiding Silence at Any Cost

My initial reflections upon Ida concentrated upon the historical context of the film, about what...

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1 Thing Nobody Noticed about Oscar Best Foreign Film Winner Ida

Great art always shows you more than you are prepared to see. While watching Ida...

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