My Life with the Jedi: Innovative Jesuit Perspectives on Star Wars
Eric Clayton’s theological reflections are profound, insightful, and accessible to the average reader.
Lorde’s Solar Power Is an Embodiment of the Spiritual-but-Not-Religious Age
Even as Solar Power knocks at the hollow of everything that we seem to live for, these are questions that, even at the end, remain unanswered.
Glimpsing Eternity through a Tweet
What if the mundane areas of your life are actually not quite so mundane?
The CaPC Digest 82: Longing for the Spiritual with Jonathan Clauson
Drew talks to Jonathan about his article ‘Horror Games: They Aren’t All Bad’ and how the darkness isn’t something to be ignored or afraid of.
Much Screaming, Very Scary: Why We Want to Believe a Mexican Demon Is Answering the #CharlieCharlieChallenge
There’s a sense of magic and awe to the Charlie Charlie challenge that can feel lost in the dos and don’ts, the apologetics and arguments over politics in the church.
Moral Clarity in ‘Grantchester,’ Or What’s Oprah Got to Do with It?
In ‘Grantchester’ moral quandaries abound, and Sydney is not afraid to get stuck in one quagmire or another, because he is fully human, which includes being spiritual—dealing with the part of ourselves that is a counterpart to the lust of the eyes and the pride of life.
