Edith Stein, Poet
Four newly translated poems shed light on the Holocaust martyr’s spiritual life.
By Edith Stein and Carolyn Beard
April 14
Thirteen False and Debilitating Ideas
Over fifty years ago, two dozen theologians met in Hartford and identified thirteen heresies threatening the church. You may find them familiar.
By Nathaniel Peters
April 13
Fret Not, Only Believe
The people to whom you minister will be full of frettings, and you will be leading them from frettings into Christian peace.
By Michael Ramsey
April 12
A Cosmos Fired and Fueled by Love
Clare Carlisle’s latest work, Transcendence for Beginners, invites us to see our own lives under the aspect of eternity.
By James K. A. Smith
April 11
A Gadfly of God
Justin Martyr, like Socrates before him, was convicted of being an atheist under the emperor Marcus Aurelius.
By Susannah Black Roberts
April 10
The Moral Beauty of Middlemarch
George Eliot’s masterpiece teaches us to live faithfully a hidden life.
By George Scialabba
April 8
