In 2012, The Transform Now Plowshares called the U.S. to its senses through nonviolent action. Carole Sargent has written an engaging and exciting book that can inspire us to stand together in similar hope once again.
Book excerpt: In The Crucible of Racism, Jesuit author Patrick Saint-Jean explores, through the lens of Ignatian spirituality, how we can begin to see Jesus in the suffering of people of color.
"People are constantly being invited to wholeness, which is holiness, I suppose," Greg Boyle says. "People are all just walking each other home. It's all about relational wholeness, and it's the relationship that heals."
Book review: As bad as the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan was, the real shame was the conduct of the war itself, a fact supported by Craig Whitlock's bestselling The Afghanistan Papers: A Secret History of the War.
