How Hurricane Katrina opened my heart
I can hardly believe it has been ten years since Hurricane Katrina, the breaking of the levees and subsequent devastation […]
Culture
Megyn Kelly and the mystery of white feminism
When history judges our era’s collection of liberation movements, it may well note that progress for women’s rights was halting
Some words about speaking (or, Even Loudmouths Are Insecure)
Last week I joined 24 Liturgical Music Ministers at Notre Dame Vision to help them wrap up a conference week
The marvel of America
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator
On guns, hatred, race and fear in the aftermath of Charleston
I was abroad when Michael Brown was killed in Ferguson last summer. I was way off the grid in Botswana.