"Blaise decided it would be more fun to surprise Roger and take him out for a drink—it had been a while since they'd had some time alone as brothers."

If the general rule in polite company is always to refrain from discussing politics and religion, Chicago Sun Times writer Cathleen Falsani has spent a good deal of her ...

It is 2016 and America, led by President Sparrow 3 (the third member of his family to hold the office), is now an established theocracy. The Academy Awards are ...

He may not be the pope but if chapters 1-3 of "The Gospel According to Rocco" have proven anything it's that Whispers in the Loggia's Rocco Palmo can pontificate with ...

He is a wiry bantam rooster of a man; a ball of nervous energy with brown hair and rectangular glasses sitting atop a Roman nose. From a row ...

The Collar chronicles the journey of five men who have left their careers and former lives behind to begin formation for the Roman Catholic priesthood. In his realistic, human, ...

"The recommendation required a working knowledge of Michaela’s academic record. She thought it was a formality..."

Introduction: Now we'd like to complicate Catherine's dilemma just a bit more by telling you what happened next... THE WRINKLE Catherine decides that she can't in good conscience let the transcript go out ...

Jim Shepard and Ron Hansen are two of America's most esteemed contemporary fiction writers. They are also fast friends and Catholics (in very different ways, as our interview reveals)....

Introduction: Kara's dilemma continues to provoke a lot of response and debate. Now we'd like to complicate the story just a bit more by telling you what happened next... THE WRINKLE Kara tells ...