The Lego Movie
A goofy, seemingly innocuous toy movie reminds us to resist the urge to freeze everything as-is, and to instead embrace the creativity of those coming behind. Review by Gregg Fairbrothers
A goofy, seemingly innocuous toy movie reminds us to resist the urge to freeze everything as-is, and to instead embrace the creativity of those coming behind. Review by Gregg Fairbrothers
A theological cookbook connects good recipes with human experience; the simple tasks of cooking with the miracle of our own transformation. Review by Ali Holcomb
"LETTER FRAGMENTS, FR. ALCINA TO THE JESUIT SUPERIOR GENERAL, JULY, 1674" by Isabel Cristina Legarda
Wilco’s fifth album musically captures—and communicates—the essential bodiliness of human persons. Review by Charlie Clark
The five-volume Lightbringer Series is in many ways a typical modern fantasy—but it weaves in a consistently compelling depiction of the life of faith. Review by Sara Holston
Ethan and Maya Hawke's biopic succeeds in bringing to life both O'Connor's vivid imagination and her mundane reality. Review by Whitney Rio-Ross
Opening Remarks for Issue 31: Attention by Sarah Clark
The Fare Forward Interview with Danielle Chapman Conducted by Whitney Rio-Ross
When we call beauty unnecessary or self-indulgent, we’re limiting the scope of love. By Katy Carl