This week The Office, the Steve-Carrell-led TV satire, made headlines to the tune of fan outrage when it was announced that Netflix lost its long-held rights to the show when the streaming service was outbid […]
The life of this mystic, composer, and saint was in many ways as tumultuous as the era in which she lived. […]
A historian of church architecture considers what it would mean to have a theology of architecture, based on more than nostalgia or practicality. […]
Marie sings her parable-songs, and through them we learn of her husband, her family, her friends, her Christian faith…and herself. […]
One would have to be blind not to see a number of religious motifs in John Krasinski’s absorbing film “A Quiet Place.” […]
“Art is a great analogy for life,” says sculptor Schmalz. “You need to have an epic subject and do the laborious task of bringing it […]
“We need more good people coming out to Hollywood making a difference,” says director Timothy Reckart. “It’s one way we can improve the situation and […]
CWR’s editor on writing: “Both a joy and a responsibility…it is full of demands and full of graces.” […]
“Redemption stories never get old,” says Ullo. “Every day in the life of every human is a story of sin and redemption.” […]
The question sometimes comes up: “Where should I start with Flannery O’Connor?” Perhaps the person posing the question has never read O’Connor at all. Or he might have encountered one of her widely anthologized stories […]
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