Politics
Overcharging and underperforming in the clubby world of military contracts
Column: The nation's largest maker of killing machines has been botching delivery of the F-35 fighter jet to its loyal customers -- the U.S. Navy, Marines and Air Force.
Faith & Parish
Going, going, gone: Books study exodus from religion
Book reviews: More and more people are drifting away from traditional notions of church. These books explore where they go for spiritual fulfillment.
People
Is James Foley a martyr? A brutal death sparks a faith-based debate
From the moment news broke about James Foley's death, he has been called a martyr. Yet the characterization has left others uneasy.
Global
Twinning programs create two-way street of solidarity in Haiti
Ministry & Mission: Over the past 10 years, Mary Sue Carlson has devoted herself to assisting the poor, not only with money, but by actively recognizing their humanity.
Women Religious
Women priests act on a deep call to a different ministry
Global Sisters Report: Mary Bergan Blanchard became a woman priest because women are underrepresented in the world's religions. Practical, not radical, she says.
Art & Media
Korean art pierces souls of traumatized nation
A rally in downtown Seoul drew tens of thousands Friday. On the edge of the plaza, a makeshift art exhibit, featuring paintings and photographs, was wet up to commemorate those who died in the April 16 Sewol...
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In This Issue
August 15-28, 2014
- Korea offers Pope Francis a living canvas for papal themes
- Survey: Most Americans say U.S. should shelter, not rush to deport, child migrants
- Editorial: Both sides must look for alternatives to violence in Middle East
- Special Section [Newspaper only]: Fall & Winter Listings
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