Books In Review: Pope Francis the populist intellectual The pope doesn't always show off his theological talents. Does that matter? by Jon Sweeney October 29, 2018
First Person A playwright's quest for a missing Pierre Teilhard de Chardin file The Jesuit archives in Rome didn't know if they had the document. But they said I could come look for it. by Paul Bentley July 10, 2018
Notes from the Global Church Why people still speak Guaraní The Jesuits didn't impose a European language on the Guaraní people; they actively cultivated the indigenous one. by Philip Jenkins December 7, 2017
Notes from the Global Church The Silence Jesuits and their contemporaries In many instances, Jesuit influence is essential to understanding the history of Asian societies. by Philip Jenkins February 3, 2017
Cover Story Considering the heavens: Astronomer Guy Consolmagno "Everybody thinks the church stopped supporting science with Galileo. That's a myth tied up in the politics of the 19th century." by Amy Frykholm June 2, 2015
Books In Review: The Great Reformer, by Austen Ivereigh Austen Ivereigh's book on Francis has caused some controversy. It's also the most important biography of Jorge Mario Bergoglio yet published. reviewed by Jon Sweeney April 5, 2015