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Essays

On the advantage and disadvantage of history for life

Stephen Schloesser | September 28, 2018

The Protestant Reformation and human rights

Helena Rosenblatt, Anna Akasoy, Christine Helmer, David A. Hollinger, Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, Samuel Moyn, Jonathan D. Sassi, David Sorkin and John Witte, Jr. | November 8, 2017

A “pastoral earthquake” in Rome?

Wei Zhu | October 17, 2014

The Vatican Spring?

Michele Dillon, John L. Esposito, Jeffrey Guhin, Cecelia Lynch, James Martin, SJ, J. Michelle Molina and Sarah Shortall | May 10, 2013

Habemus Papam: Pope Francis Roundup

Taline Cox and Sabrina Stein | March 14, 2013

Religious freedom between truth and tactic

Samuel Moyn | March 27, 2012

The Vatican and the Bolivarian revolution

John D. Boy | August 25, 2011

Alternative Catholic churches in Belgium

David Walker | November 18, 2010

Controversy over crimes against the Church

Aaron Weinstein | July 19, 2010

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the Vatican

On the advantage and disadvantage of history for life

The Protestant Reformation and human rights

A “pastoral earthquake” in Rome?

A changing papacy?

The Vatican Spring?

Habemus Papam: Pope Francis Roundup

Pope Benedict XVI resigns

Mary’s voice

Religious freedom between truth and tactic

The Vatican and the Bolivarian revolution

Alternative Catholic churches in Belgium

Controversy over crimes against the Church

Mobilizing social science for the public good.

the Vatican

Mobilizing social science for the public good.

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