A Political Papacy?

For the past 700 years or so, the election of a new Pope was always preceded by the death of another, and so it meant, presumably, that Catholics would spend some time mourning the loss of their spiritual leader before considering who might serve next.

Busted: David Gibson

In the wake of the midterm elections that created such a seismic shift in the American political landscape it is easy to forget that, not…

Dispatches from Iraq #2

The following is a reflection written by Sheila Provencher, 32, who lives and works in Baghdad, Iraq, with Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT). CPT is an…