Nathaniel Hunter is an Assistant Editor at U.S. Catholic magazine. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, exploring the intersections of culture, society, and social issues, including topics such as Christianity, LGBTQ matters, and holidays. His work has been featured in U.S. Catholic magazine.
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By: Nathaniel Hunter
Family love and sacrifice are revealed through small everyday acts that strengthen and deepen our relationships.
By: Nathaniel Hunter, Hiroshi Nagahama, Yuji Moriyama
The long-awaited anime adaptation of the cult-classic horror manga reminds us that the mystical can often be terrifying.
Despite Pope Benedict XVI’s missteps in Catholic-Muslim relations, he still sought to build positive relationships between the two faiths.
Our culture’s obsession with forgiveness harms the vulnerable, says writer and educator Kaya Oakes.
By: Nathaniel Hunter
Fred Rogers’ gentle guidance through fear and uncertainty continues to shape parenting in today’s complex world.
The spirit and method of jazz offer a model to Catholics seeking to participate in a vibrant, ongoing tradition.
By: Alexander Pyles, John W. Farrell, Eliza Griswold Macmillan
The books U.S. Catholic writers have enjoyed this month, including “Circle of Hope” and “Living on Earth.”
By: Nathaniel Hunter
Catholics against racism were often reviled as “bad Catholics." But justice workers should wear that label with pride.
By: Nathaniel Hunter
Through the efforts of priests, sisters, and Catholic-related NGOs, the church in Nigeria offers vital resources for women's health.
These medieval laywomen broke free of their society's gender roles to form independent communities focused on love of Christ.
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