September 2022
VOL. 87, NO. 9
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Features
Workers of the world
BY DON CLEMMER
In the wake of the pandemic and economic hardship, labor issues abound. How should Catholics navigate them?
Words made flesh
The first deaf priest ordained in Korea, Father Min Seo Park, specializes in doing the impossible.
Columns
THE EXAMINED LIFE
No more words
BY EMILY SANNA
Inundated with news of tragedy, we have a responsibility to stand witness.
CULTURE IN CONTEXT
Corporate nightmares
BY PAMELA HILL NETTLETON
If you’ve never had a soul-stealing job, watching Severance will grant you that experience.
SALT & LIGHT
The common denominator
BY FATHER BRYAN MASSINGALE
Courage enables us to translate our moral convictions into action—despite being afraid.
MARGIN NOTES
Where the church belongs
BY KEVIN CLARKE
Catholic leaders would be wise to reclaim a place beside Catholic workers.
TESTAMENTS
Reject Satan and all his works
BY ALICE CAMILLE
Evil is more insidious than we think.
GLAD YOU ASKED
Practicing Catholic
Seasons of love
BY NICOLE M. PERONE
The porch is a cherished spot for creating home and community.
Essays
Money talk
BY H.L. NORWICH
To invest in a just society, put your money where your mouth is.
Humble father
BY J. PETER NIXON
The brief papacy of John Paul I modeled a Christlike leadership.
Sounding Board
A remote chance
BY NATHANIEL HUNTER
Working remotely is an opportunity to reevaluate the relationship between career and vocation.
Expert Witness
A better framework
An interview with Rebecca Christian
Neither pro-life nor pro-choice ideologies address the complex challenges women face, says this Black Catholic doula.
Home Faith
Say no to autopilot
BY MATT KAPPADAKUNNEL
Use St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Daily Examen to become a more mindful parent.
