Book review: Peter J. Thuesen researches storm survivors' gratitude for divine providence through the ages and across religions in an examination of the American struggle with the problem of theodicy — why does a good God permit evil?
Book review: In Alyssa Maldonado-Estrada's Lifeblood of the Parish, we enter a community not just through a public-facing feast but also via planning meetings, church basements, money rooms, tattoos and male kinships.
Review: The Kingdom Began in Puerto Rico: Neil Connolly's Priesthood in the South Bronx explores Connolly's ministry and how he learned to be a priest of the people from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Review: An aloof, artsy, left-leaning oddball, Father Dan could so easily have been a caricature, but his voice is what draws you in and wins you over. It's the heart and the motor of Daniel Hornsby's debut comedy.
