Catholicism

Nine years after her tragic death in Ecuador, the Northern Irish former actress is on the path to sainthood

Productions at the Connelly Theater come under scrutiny from the Catholic Archdiocese of New York

Religious order? Drag queens? Humanitarians? Maybe bit of everything and more…

Born in Ottawa in 1957, he is currently a lawyer and works in New York City

In his first speech as President-elect, Joe Biden greeted his victory with sobriety and a spirit of unity, with the same dignity with which in forty years of political life he has accepted his defeats, without becoming embittered. Listening to...

Sciorra is trained as an anthropologist, and his approach demonstrates this. He believes in the necessity of experience and interaction with the “subjects” of his interest – the necessity of ethnography, participant observation, strategies that have very rarely been used...

Upon seeing the “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” exhibition, I could not help but recall my little cousin’s astonishment during a Corpus Christi procession. Inaugurated at a $33,000-a-plate gala that made headlines around the world, the exhibition boasts...

San Filippino Chapel in the medieval hill town of Castiglion Fiorentino has been abandoned for decades, to the point that most local residents no longer remember or even notice it. Tennessee resident Rita Morgan Richardson and her husband Tim discovered...

At the United Nations Headquarters, Professor Manlio Graziano, columnist for La VOCE, discusses his book Holy War and Holy Alliance: Religions & International Disorder in the Global 21st Century. Since the mid 1970 religion has once again become a major political actor in countries all around the...