Book Notes, November 2021
In this month's book notes we highlight two works of fiction and a nonfiction reflection on the body.
fiction
Suffering and Salvation: The Story of the Ninth Hour
In her review of The Ninth Hour, Susan VanZanten explores the rich, theological themes in a novel about the "quietly heroic life of Catholic women."
Rachel Miller Jacobs on Ordinary Time Forgiveness
Scholar Fridays is a weekly series where we highlight the work of Resident Scholars. Read our interview with Mennonite professor Rachel Miller Jacobs on everyday, or "quotidian forgiveness."
Trying to Say ‘God’: Re-enchanting Catholic Literature
A literary gathering dedicated to revitalizing Catholic arts culture, hosted at Notre Dame and organized by Collegeville Institute-affiliated writer Kenneth Garcia.
Book Notes, November 2016
In this series, we highlight books we think our readers may enjoy, written by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute.
Renunciation
In this book review of Renunciation, Andrew Taylor-Troutman explores the artful way author John Barbour tells the truth as "slant."
May Short-Term Resident Scholars
During the month of May, the Collegeville Institute hosted two short-term resident scholars: Mary Frances Coady and John Lewis.
In Reach
The stories in this collection offer a beautiful and often heartrending glimpse into the longings, fears, accomplishments, and tragedies of ordinary people.
