Book Marks: New releases on persecution, justice, and irrepressible hope

By Caitlyn Schmid| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Here are some interesting new book releases for March:

March 2013
I wasn’t dead when I wrote this: Advice given in the nick of time

By Lisa-Marie Calderone-Stewart

Caitlyn Schmid is editorial assistant at U.S. Catholic.

See more posts by Caitlyn Schmid

Watch: Amour

By John Christman| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Directed by Michael Haneke (2012, Austria)

John Christman, S.S.S. is an artist and holds a Master of Theology degree from Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.

See more posts by John Christman

Book Marks: New releases on meditation, daring saints, and active spirituality

By Caitlyn Schmid| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Here are some interesting new book releases:

February 2013:
Growing in Love and Wisdom: Tibetan Buddhist Sources for Christian Meditation

By Susan J. Stabile

Caitlyn Schmid is editorial assistant at U.S. Catholic.

See more posts by Caitlyn Schmid

Watch: A Royal Affair

By Patrick McCormick| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Directed by Nikolaj Arcel (Magnolia Pictures, 2012)

Patrick McCormick is professor of Christian ethics at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. See more posts by Patrick McCormick

Listen: Signed and Sealed in Blood

By Danny Duncan Collum| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Dropkick Murphys (Born and Bred, 2013)

Danny Duncan Collum teaches writing at Kentucky State University in Frankfort and is the author of four books, including the novel White Boy (Apprentice House 2011).

See more posts by Danny Duncan Collum

Watch: Lincoln

By Elizabeth Lefebvre| Print this pagePrint | Email this pageShare
Article Reviews

Directed by Steven Spielberg (DreamWorks, 2012)

Abraham Lincoln is one of the most famous figures in American history and one of its most universally beloved presidents. Steven Spielberg’s highly anticipated film Lincoln brings the icon to life, managing to paint a positive portrait with a relatively tolerable amount of romanticism.

Elizabeth Lefebvre is assistant editor of U.S. Catholic.

See more posts by Elizabeth Lefebvre

Pages