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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“Fiducia Supplicans” is a bridge to queer assimilation, writes this Catholic.
The image of a white male God is associated with domination and fear. Imagine God as a bird instead.
By: Caleb Murray, Albert Kim Netflix
The Netflix live adaptation of the classic animated series ponders perennial spiritual questions.
'Flannery O'Connor's Why do the Heathen Rage' is lovingly researched, but tries too hard to paint O’Connor as a saint.
In “Laudato Si’” Pope Francis urged us to cast a critical eye to the earth below us. Now we need to turn our eyes upward.
The untethering of parents and children may be hard, but we are passing them over into God’s infinitely capable hands.
As we prepare for the 2025 Jubilee Year, a look back at Vatican II and the lessons of ‘Lumen Gentium.’
By: Danny Duncan Collum
Is John Fosse’s Nobel Prize a sign that there is a place for Catholic Christianity in 21st-century Western culture?
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, remember the Sisters of St. Joseph of Trzesowka and the refugees they sheltered.
By: Nathaniel Hunter
In ‘Trash: A Poor White Journey,’ author Cedar Monroe hopes to bring attention to poor white people in the United States.
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