Dr. Amy Adamczyk shares insights from her recent book (coauthored with Christian Smith) on how parents in America today pass religion on to their children, highlighting patterns across several religious traditions that underscore how both parenting and American religion have changed in the last century.
A daughter reflects on cancer, suffering, and faith. By Sarah Clark
A nursing home creates space for a new kind of family bond to emerge. By Ali Moore
A child of the military reflects on what frequent moves taught her about family relationships. By Karis Ryu
Why do some longings for connection end in bitter isolation? The Power of the Dog invites us to consider how entrenched expectations impact our intimate relationships. By Kelsey Waddill
PATRONS ONLY CONTENT A tech worker interrogates the notion that her employer should act in loco parentis. By Sara Holston
Discussing their respective experiences with marriage and the priesthood, Cathy and Fr. Timothy explore the power, gift, and burden of covenantal vows, and the ways our commitments shape us.
