Baby Boomers discovering they don't have enough money saved for retirement

A prayer by Eileen Purcell for workers seeking economic justice, the right not only to survive but to thrive.

John Dear on adopting peacemaking and love as a way of action.

An immensely entertaining documentary about pastry chefs competing for entry into a prestigious fraternity in France.

Justine Toms on keeping hope alive by nurturing it through the body.

Sherry Turkle on being connected without having each other's full attention.

An uplifting exploration of the physical, psychological, and spiritual benefits of generosity, compassion, and hope.

Stephen Post on seeing God when connecting with the neediest.

A long needed wake-up call for Christian churches to provide ministries, programs, and resources for Baby Boomers, the new old.

Amy Hanson on older adulthood becoming a life stage of its own.

A challenge to religious communities to model civility and to enrich political discourse in America.

James Calvin Davis on how civility encourages mutual respect.

Keen insights into the challenges faced by those whose emotions act up at certain times of the year, during holidays, and on days connected with by bad memories.

John Sharp on why everyone's emotional calendar is incredibly dynamic.

An abundance of insights and creative observations on our machine mediated lives and what this all means for intimacy, solitude, and being connected.

A film that the late Howard Zinn would appreciate about filmmaking, water rights, ancient Spanish imperialism, and modern-day exploitation of the poor.

A well-done spiritual memoir of a young man's life turnaround that leads to an exploration of the multiple meanings of home economy.

Kyle Kramer on hospitality as difficult and full of discomfort and messiness.

A savvy examination of the para-religious meanings of celebrity worship.

A bold and brilliantly written and organized book on the aging of the world's population and what it all means.