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ReadTheSpirit Editor David Crumm writes about how creative impulses as diverse as the Iliad, silent film and science fiction can spark hope

As millions are focusing on the stories of immigrants, especially refugees, immigration lawyer Alan Pampanin reflects on "e pluribus unum."

Journalist Bill Mitchell writes about the many timely questions raised in a book chronicling St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Paris, France.

This story includes a 15-minute video podcast in which poet Jeffrey Munroe reads his poem, 'Murmuration,' and talks about how he wrote it.

In visiting a Black church, you may discover many “churches” within those hallowed walls “No pillar of the African American community has been more central to its history, identity and social justice vision than the Black Church.” Henry Louis Gates Jr. By JOE GRIMM Founder of the MSU School of Journalism Bias Busters The Black Church […]

Veteran hospital night chaplain Daniel Kidder-McQuown writes about unique challenges and opportunities of working with families and staff.

As a Catholic psychologist and author, Peggy Stack writes about conflicted feelings as she watches American leadership dramatically change.

Here’s where to find the new official record of the Tulsa Race Massacre By DAVID CRUMM Editor of ReadTheSpirit magazine One of the many horrific secrets that was intentionally buried in the dust of what often passes for our “American History” finally has received an in-depth analysis of what really happened on May 31 through June 1, […]

. ‘I hope readers who generously pick up this book will see themselves in my stories.’ ‘Our details may be different, but our desires are universal. We all hunger, yearn, lament and remember.’ . EDITOR’s NOTE: Lynne Golodner has been a colleague of our publishing house since the day we were founded in 2007. She […]

In 2025, Congress will have slightly fewer Christians, but still has a self-identified Christian majority larger than the US population.