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INTERVIEW A Listening Church An interview with Archbishop Blase Cupich Grant Gallicho In November 2014, Blase Cupich succeeded Cardinal Francis George to become the ninth archbishop of...

Merciful God, Merciful Church (June 2014)

INTERVIEW Merciful God, Merciful Church An Interview with Cardinal Walter Kasper During his first Angelus address, Pope Francis recommended a work of theology that "has done me so much good"...

On The Piazza (April 2013)

THE LAST WORD On the Piazza Grant Gallicho Outdoor papal Masses are always a strange combination of stargazing and solemnity, and, at least in that regard, Francis’s inaugural was no different....

EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK (March 2007)

D,. <5 r e',l O0 0 0 Qrant allicho Shutting the Door HOW NOT TO CLOSE A PARISH S oon after Cardinal Edward M. Egan became archbishop of New York, a Catholic publication asked me...

Thanksgiving in October (November 2005)

The Last Word Thanksgiving in October rant allicho T here were plenty of things to frighten a seven-year-old on the South Side of Chicago in 1983, but nothing struck fear into my young heart...

Sufjan Stevens's 'Seven Swans' (September 2005)

Music rant allicho Like a Prayer SUFJAN STEVENS'S "SEVEN SWANS' F or the better part of the last month my iPod has served as little more than a delivery vehicle for the music of Sufjan...

Doubt (April 2005)

rant allicho The Cost of Justice JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY'S 'DOUBT' laywrights and screenwriters have had a several years to mine the clergy sexual-abuse scandal, but it is only with John...

Father Joe: (September 2004)

ONE SINNER'S STORY Father Joe The Man Who Saved My Soul Tony Hendra Random House, $24.95, 271 pp. Grant Gallicho s there a Catholic news story today that's not related to sexual abuse? Former...

Notebook: Survey says (June 2004)

^ NOTEBOOK SURVEY SAYS Who's reading 'Commonweal'? bout every four years since the 1980s, Common-weal has conducted a reader survey, and each one has provided a fascinating snapshot of who's...

Notebook Planned obsolescence (January 2004)

NOTEBOOK ti PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE The wrong prescription for Medicare reform don't take a lot of drugs. Pop an Advil here, a Tylenol there. Dose up on NyQuil when the going gets really rough. On...

Foul ball (December 2003)

THE LAST WORD FOUL BALL Grant Gallicho October has passed. The 2003 World Series is over. Some team from Florida won. Like millions of other Chicago Cubs fans, I'm still in a daze. Worse, I've...

ARE THE BISHOPS LISTENING? (June 2003)

ARE THE BISHOPS LISTENIHG? An interview with VOTF's James E. Post Grant Gallicho One of the most interesting and hopeful developments to come out of the Catholic Church's sexual-abuse crisis is...

Notebook VOTF watch (October 2002)

NOTE BOOK VOTF WATCH Can it survive a disinformation campaign? The lay Catholic reform group Voice of the Faithful has garnered many supporters (see "Voices of the Faithful," August 16) as well...

Notebook Voices of the faithful (August 2002)

NOTEBOOK VOICES OF THE FAITHFUL Some louder than others Twenty dollars got you in the door for a day-long conference on reforming a Catholic Church hobbled by its sex-abuse crisis. Five months...

ARGUING ABOUT GOD: Portrait of a theologian as a young man (September 2001)

ARGUING ABOUT GOD On planes, in bars & even in the classroom Grant Gallicho Sitting in a room with the theologically precocious can be a discomfiting experience. On my left is a slight...

How it felt (September 2001)

NOTEBOOK HOW It FELT A report from Manhattan Like most people, I had no idea as I walked to work September 11 that four planes had been hijacked and one of them had slammed into the north...

Got religion? Click here. (August 2001)

NOTEBOOK GOT RELIGION? Click here As any issue of Cosmopolitan shows, taking selfdiagnostic quizzes is something of a national pastime. This fact is not lost on...

Summer reading: From garbage to witchcraft to Moby-Dick's progeny, our critics recommend books for nourishment, instruction & edification. (June 2001)

Grant Gallicho Grant Gallicho is Commonweal's editorial assistant. Iam not one for beach reading. Or for beaches at all. When I think of summer reading, I think of being cooked in a subway...

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