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Paul Lakeland
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Book explores how poetry scratches at the door of transcendence
Review: At the heart of Christian Wiman's He Held Radical Light: The Art of Faith, the Faith of Art is neither memoir nor poems, but rather an exploration of the possible relationships between poetry and faith.
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Catholics live in age of interpretive autonomy
Book Review: We live in a world where the secular and the religious exist side by side, where they might and should dialogue, and indeed where the denizens of a religious worldview also inhabit the saeculum.
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The fortunes of papal power: Two centuries that led us to Francis
Book Review: With the election of Pope Francis, author Paul Collins evidently thinks that the time is right for a fairly trenchant review of two centuries of the papacy and that the papacy of Francis is illuminated by the historical discussion.
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Jesuit ponders a dislocated God for the dislocated believer
Book review: In the face of society's declining religious belief, Fr. Paul Crowley offers the image of an unmoored God. In dislocation, one might say, both the believer and God find their truer selves.