Editor's Letter Editor’s Letter: Exciting Award from the American Academy of ReligionAugust 5, 2026Brett KrutzschA prestigious 1st-place prize for Anuj Behal for his writing in The Revealer
Perspective Conspiracism as ReligionAugust 5, 2026Noelle CookHow conspiracy theories function like religion, and how they’re transforming American politics
Column More than Missionary: Cruising ReligionAugust 5, 2026Gillian FrankEntry Denied: A short history of LGBTQ+ cruises and religious conflicts
Review "Unreconciled": The Shared Suffering of Clergy Sexual AbuseAugust 5, 2026Brian ClitesA new play explores what a community knew about a priest who abused their children for years
Review “Leviticus” and the Rise of Queer Religious HorrorAugust 5, 2026Emma CieslikA new horror film brings to light the real-life trauma of conversion therapy
Feature James Talarico and the Christian LeftAugust 5, 2026Miguel PetroskyWhat the Texas Senate candidate’s religion-infused campaign reveals about the political possibilities and limitations of progressive Christianity
Podcast The Revealer Podcast Episode 71: Wellness Culture and ReligionAugust 5, 2026Editorial StaffThe limits of today’s wellness trends and how thinking about their religious roots might give them more meaning
Podcast The Revealer Podcast Episode 72: The January 6 Women Insurrectionists and Their Conspiracy BeliefsAugust 5, 2026Editorial StaffWhy so many women are drawn to conspiracy theories
Column Not So Sorry: What Makes an Apology Worthwhile?September 6, 2023Kaya OakesDo apologies for clergy abuse offered by the Catholic church and Southern Baptist Convention do anything to instill trust?
Series Catholic Gothic Horror and the Monsters in Our MidstJune 14, 2022Kathleen HolscherThe final installment in our three-part series comparing Catholic horror films and novels to actual horrors committed by the...
Series Exorcists, Abusers, and When Catholic History is HorrorMay 10, 2022Matthew J. CresslerPart two of a three-part series comparing Catholic horror films and novels to actual horrors committed by the Catholic...
Series Catholic Monstrosities, Priests, and Supernatural DreadApril 7, 2022Jack Lee DowneyPart one of a three-part series comparing Catholic horror films and literature to actual horrors committed by the Catholic...
From the Archive From the Archive: On Forgiveness, Clergy Abuse, and the Need for New UnderstandingsFebruary 3, 2022Kaya OakesIn anticipation of Oakes’ column “Not So Sorry” debuting next month, we are revisiting her award-winning article from 2020...
Excerpt American Catholic Studies: Forum on Catholic Sex Abuse and the Study of ReligionMarch 2, 2020Matthew Cressler, Julie ByrneWhat do scholars of Catholicism have to say about the abuse crisis?