Listen on: Apple | Spotify This episode of Just Politics focuses on the U.S. housing crisis, why homelessness is often misunderstood, and what...
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In 2021, Hurricane Ida knocked out eight transmission lines and 31,000 utility poles in Louisiana. This left 1 million people without power, with some outages...
Readings (Year A): Ezekiel 18:25–28Psalm 25:4–5, 6–7, 8–9Philippians 2:1–11Matthew 21:28–32 Reflection: Is our theology blocking us from hearing the gospel...
When tabulating the butcher’s bill of armed conflict, we have grown used to expressions like collateral damage, a euphemism for the deaths and injuries of...
As the holiday season once again approaches, you can already almost see the cheeriness in the air (and the Halloween decorations filling up your grocery store...
Why do we like to watch people shoot one another? On film and television screens, we shock, frighten, and torment ourselves with scenes of killing. We scare...
The same day I learn napkin meanslittle tablecloth, a silver-spotted skipper lands on a paper napkin crumpledinto a fist on my picnic table. Brown and stout...
I was nervous before I met Ruth Burrows for the first time at the Quidenham Carmelite Monastery. Here I was, about to encounter one of the greatest spiritual...
During the Second World War, Joseph Stalin is said to have asked, “How many divisions has the pope?” The answer, of course, is none; the pope has neither a...
Listen on: Apple | Spotify In this episode of Just Politics, the conversation explores the question: who can afford to get sick in the United...
