Nathaniel Hunter is an Assistant Editor for U.S. Catholic magazine. With a focus on national topics, Nathaniel writes articles that explore the intersection of faith, culture, and everyday life. His work often delves into reflections, reviews, and discussions on various aspects of Catholicism and its relevance in contemporary society.
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Though Marian apparitions have sometimes been weaponized by oppressive forces, the mother of God stands with the most vulnerable.
Heavenly signs, even natural ones, invite us into a posture of hopeful, attentive vigil—ready to catch glimpses of God among us.
By: Ferdinand Okorie, John Christman, Chris Bruno, Thomas R. Schreiner
The books U.S. Catholic writers have enjoyed this month, including “The Divine Christology of the Apostle Paul” and “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out.”
On this episode of the podcast, biblical scholar AJ Levine discusses the life of the historical Mary.
For millions of Americans, the future of health care hangs in the balance.
Emily Sanna reflects on the readings for December 22, 2024.
Amid holiday anxiety that often clouds the season, our faith gives us the map to serenity.
Like most old folk traditions, wassailing has many elements, but the focus is always on jovial fellowship.
By: Mike Mastromatteo
Catholicism gave author Mary McGarry Morris an appreciation of spirituality and of the courage to put hard-earned truth before all else.
On this episode of the podcast, biblical scholar Jaime Waters discusses what the nativity was really like.
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