globalization

Venkat Srinivasan

A Tribute To Thanjavur

By Venkat Srinivasan | May 6, 2014

In South India, everyone’s paying homage to somebody.

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Truth-Telling in Vulgaria

By Nathan Schneider | May 9, 2013

Questions for Kathryn Joyce, who bursts the international Christian adoption bubble in her new book, The Child Catchers.

“Romero is always present,” says Ana Grande, 30. A 2005 mural by J. Reyes Yasbek entitled Verdad y Justicia (“Truth and Justice”) attests to Romero’s continuing legacy in the struggle for social justice. All photos by Richard Amesbury.

Presente

By Richard Amesbury and Andrew Kirschman, S.J. | March 22, 2010

Archbishop Romero’s legacy survives in El Salvador.

In God We Trust.

Dear god,

By Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou | February 25, 2010

An angry letter about Haiti from a pissed-off Pentecostal preacher.

Carlo Giuliani

Free Market Martyrdom?

By KtBniks | July 25, 2001

A death in Genoa raises the stakes in the contest between two theologies of globalization.