Books In Review: Reconciliation or supersessionism? Karma Ben-Johanan traces the troubled history of Jewish-Christian relations after Vatican II. by Jon Sweeney August 18, 2022
Books In Review: The historical roots of interfaith dialogue Tal Howard offers a carefully researched history, from the Mughal Empire to Nostra aetate and beyond. by Emily Soloff December 27, 2021
Books In Review: Crisis and opportunity in the American Catholic Church Massimo Faggioli is the most articulate interpreter of U.S. Catholicism today. by Jon Sweeney December 4, 2017
Then & Now What future is there for women religious in the West? Is there a future for religious women in North America and Western Europe? Even heavily Catholic regions like Ireland and Quebec have populations of Catholic sisters who are overwhelmingly elderly. by Ann M. Little June 21, 2016
Books In Review: True and Holy, by Leo D. Lefebure Engagement in serious, respectful conversation with other religious traditions is important and urgent. Leo Lefebure details why it’s also difficult. reviewed by Walter Brueggemann November 20, 2014
Feature Top-down reform: Colleen McDannell on Vatican II "Parish priests had a lot of control over the speed at which things changed. Interestingly enough, the parishioners had no say over it." by Amy Frykholm February 1, 2013