By Philip Kolin (Negative Capability, 2014) Sometimes a university professor surprises with his choice of topics. Philip Kolin does so with poetry that gives...
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By Terrence J. Rynne (Orbis, 2014) For the first four centuries of Christianity, it was widely accepted among Christians that to follow Jesus Christ meant to...
Wilco (Nonesuch, 2014) Wilco is still flying high after two decades. The Chicago band is well liked by critics, enjoys a growing fan base without a hit single...
By Alice Camille and Paul Boudreau (Franciscan Media, 2014) For Mother Théodore Guérin and her sisters, the journey through the wilds of Indiana...
February is off to a busy start. Make some time to check out these good reads: February 2015 Holy Smokes! Golden Guidance from Notre Dame’s Championship...
Directed by Ridley Scott (20th Century Fox, 2014) Exodus: Gods and Kings tells what should be a familiar story: A man raised as Pharaoh’s son discovers...
By David Z. Nowell (Bethany House, 2014) Dirty Faith, written by the president of Hope Unlimited for Children, describes the work the organization has done in...
Millennials are hesitant to pass judgment on the importance of marriage, but that doesn’t mean they don’t believe in saying “I do.” The closing scene of the...
Bonnie “Prince” Billy (Drag City Records, 2014) “Keep Louisville weird” is a slogan you commonly see around the Falls of the Ohio, on...
By Karen Armstrong (Knopf, 2014) You can almost hear Richard Dawkins crowing. From the terror instigated by ISIS to the strife in the Central African Republic...
