In 1943, William F. Lynch, S.J., tackled a question many America writers would explore before and after: Is there such a thing as a Catholic imagination?

Andy Warhol remains an enigma.

Abortion polls tell part of the story.

A wide-ranging interview with Andre Dubus on literary influences, faith and the process of writing.

Jon Hassler wrote novels that examined with infinite compassion the lives of the residents of small-town Minnesota.

The great Catholic irony is that the Mass—that ripe cadenced insane activity at the heart of the church—is weirdly, bizarrely, the right and fitting place to bring our concerns about the Mass itself.