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IssueVol. 150 Issue 006 (June 1 2023)
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Paid articleLetters
No end in sight for Ukraine; assisted suicide & God’s will AN INCORRECT ANALOG Classicists, military officers and schol­ars, and community organizers are—to my knowledge—the three professions in...
Paid articleContaining AI
FROM THE EDITORS Hit Pause In the United States, a country that came of age with the Industrial Revolution, progress and the advance of technology have been so closely associated that many of us...
Paid articleThe end of Title 42
Simon, Isabella
Should Feinstein Step Down? California Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein turns ninety in June. As the years have added up, her age has increasingly been a topic of general discussion, noted...
Paid articleThe debt-ceiling fight
Doyle, Miles
Paying the Ransom In 2011, the last time the country faced a debt-ceiling showdown, Republican lawmakers took away an important lesson: economic extor­tion and political brinkmanship are good...
Paid articleCovid is not over
Mazewski, Matt
MATT MAZEWSKI Waving the White Flag Why are both parties pretending that Covid is behind us? The latest manufactured cri­sis in Washington over raising the nation’s debt ceiling has been both...
Paid articleKing Charles III's coronation
Ivereigh, Austen
AUSTEN IVEREIGH True Allegiance? Letter from the United Kingdom The night before the new sov­ereign was anointed, I joined a “Mass for the Coronation of King Charles III & Queen Consort Camilla”...
Paid articleCatholic health care
Oesterblad, Jacqui
JACQUI OESTERBLAD Care & Conscience Rights Catholic hospitals can strike a better balance—and still be Catholic Catholic health care in this coun­try has long had a conflicted relationship with...
Paid articleReligious liberty & moral complicity
PRUSAK, BERNARD G.
BERNARD G. PRUSAK Gorsuch Gets It Wrong Religious liberty & moral complicity With all the U.S. Supreme Court’s other controversial decisions in its 2021–2022 term, it’s understand­able that its...
Paid articlePope Francis's vision
Stowe, Bishop John
From Aggiornamento to Synodality Bishop John Stowe Like the council that forms his ecclesiology, Francis seeks a Church that’s in service to the world On the evening of October 11, 1962, the...
Paid articleJohn Maynard Keynes's economic philosophy
Lears, Jackson
A Connoisseur of Uncertainty Jackson Lears For John Maynard Keynes, economics was as much about ‘animal spirits’ as it was about statistics. In the early twentieth century, psychologists began...
Paid articleA case against consolidation
Munch, Regina
Let Them Eat TVs Regina Munch How we traded away our democracy for cheap stuff In January 2021, New York Times reporter Peter S. Goodman visited a family of cattle ranchers in Shepherd, Montana....
Paid article'Lockdown'
Altmann, Howard
POETRY LOCKDOWN Howard Altmann In the residue that is the world’s we scrub for meaning, oceans of knowledge undulating to a wave, reading rereading the sand, white foam at peak and...
Paid article'Unrest'
Stern, Alexander
ALEXANDER STERN On the Clock ‘Unrest’ Given their similar spellings, a young student might be forgiven for confusing the words “anar­chism” and “anachronism.” The concepts named by each term, on...
Paid article'Cecily Brown: Death and the Maid'
Oleynick, Griffin
GRIFFIN OLEYNICK Old Motifs Made New ‘Cecily Brown: Death and the Maid’ Like many of Cecily Brown’s paint­ings, Vanity Shipwreck (2021–22) sits uneasily between figura­tion and abstraction....
Paid articleA History of Catholic Theological Ethics by James F. Keenan, SJ
HOLLERICH, MICHAEL J.
Pathways to Holiness MICHAEL J. HOLLERICH In a recent, highly public dustup, Bishop Thomas Paprocki of Spring­field, Illinois, raised the question of heresy because of his disgust with calls for...
Paid article'Thoughts in Eden'
Piero, W. S. Di
POETRY THOUGHTS IN EDEN W. S. Di Piero No mesas here, no high desert blooming with Indian paintbrush and lupine, no rhino-corrugated hills or jungle canopy permafrost ice sheets fiords...
Paid articleGhosts of the Orphanage by Christine Kenneally
Stapinski, Helene
No One Listened HELENE STAPINSKI Our culture is crazy for orphan stories. From Harry Potter to The Last of Us to The Batman, from Demon Copperhead to A Series of Unfortunate Events, we just can’t...
Paid article'The Balloons'
Martin, Paul
POETRY THE BALLOONS Paul Martin The morning after Rita’s birthday celebration, we descended the stairs, surprised the balloons had moved from the dining room to the kitchen their colored...
Paid articleA Guest at the Feast by Colm Tóibín
Trela, Bailey
Magisterial Silences BAILEY TRELA For a writer of his generation, Colm Tóibín might be the closest thing to a celebrity the twenty-first cen­tury is capable of producing. The source of his popular...
Paid articleThe Noise of Typewriters by Lance Morrow
Baumann, Paul
A Voice in the Chorus PAUL BAUMANN The clattering sound of typewriters—“slapsplapslap…slap…slapslap….slapslap…ching!”—can be heard in veteran Time magazine essayist Lance Morrow’s new book. But...
Paid articleAn Immense World by Ed Yong and A Most Remarkable Creature by Jonathan Meiburg
Rubsam, Robert
Consider the Birds ROBERT RUBSAM Imagine yourself as a star-nosed mole. You are about the size of a hamster, and you live most of your life under­ground in darkness. For this reason, you depend...
Paid articleFinding hope in death
Cavanaugh, Sheila
Each a Thread in the Tapestry SHEILA CAVANAUGH I was introduced to death at the age of five in the home of my great aunts, Elizabeth and Gertrude, who lived across the street from my family. My...
Paid article'At the End of the Day'
Brackett, Judy
POETRY AT THE END OF THE DAY Judy Brackett Because I could not stop for air, I learned that someone there is that doesn’t love birdsong. Even though I live in this pretty how town, there’s a...
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