Homeschooling, once a niche option for countercultural groups, has become more mainstream. Data from the Census Bureau indicate that between 1999 and 2012 the rate of homeschooling rose rapidly. The rate plateaued at around 3...
Can homeschooling help solve our educational woes?
Home education needs to be evaluated in the light of the common good.
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October 2022
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CURRENT ISSUE
Can you hear us?
In the clamor of the synodal process, individual voices are key.
BY DON CLEMMER
Open-door policy
Times are changing, but the Benedictine spirit of hospitality lives on.
BY MELISSA CEDILLO
A woman’s place is among the apostles
Women had a bigger role in the New Testament than you might think, say these two historians.
AN INTERVIEW WITH HELEN BOND AND JOAN TAYLOR
Changed for good
Christian brother James Miller found the sacred in the unexpected.
BY DONNA WHITSON BRETT AND EDWARD T. BRETT
Crying out loud
Like the prophet Habakkuk, proclaim both calls for justice and your love for God.
BY ALICE CAMILLE
If we cannot yet as a church loudly, proudly, and boldly say with both our words and our actions that Black lives matter, I’m not sure where we go from here.
Shannen Dee Williams
