Anita Snow

1 week ago | ncronline.org | Christopher White |Anita Snow

Pope Francis greets a cardinal as he makes a surprise appearance in St. Peter's Square at the end of Palm Sunday Mass at the Vatican April 13. (CNS/Lola Gomez)  More than 250,000 palm and olive branches and more than 20,000 pilgrims filled St. Peter's Square for Palm Sunday at the Vatican — and finally, as the Mass concluded, Pope Francis was there, too.

1 week ago | ncronline.org | Michael Sean Winters |Anita Snow

Following are NCR reader responses to recent news articles, opinion columns and theological essays with letters that have been edited for length and clarity. Philadelphia ICE rallyI want to thank the author of this article for featuring this great ecumenical event that took place in Philadelphia on April 3rd (NCR, April 8, 2025). As one, the group of religious ,clergy, and lay persons gathered to pray and ask ICE to keep "hands off" of sacred spaces.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Anita Snow

BALDWIN, STYRON AND ME. By Mélikah Abdelmoumen. Biblioasis. 160 pages. $17.95. The new book “Baldwin, Styron and Me” is an intellectual reflection that serves as a valuable contribution to the current debates about race, equity and identity. Author Mélikah Abdelmoumen is the daughter of a Tunisian immigrant father and Québécois mother who uses the lens of her background to examine the complex relationship between American writers James Baldwin and William Styron.

1 month ago | yourvalley.net | Anita Snow

The new book “Baldwin, Styron and Me” is a valuable contribution to the current debates about race, equity and identity, says Associated Press reviewer Anita Snow. Canadian author Mélikah … You must be a member to read this story. Join our family of readers for as little as $5 per month and support local, unbiased journalism.

1 month ago | sfgate.com | Anita Snow

The new book “Baldwin, Styron and Me” is an intellectual reflection that serves as a valuable contribution to the current debates about race, equity and identity. Author Mélikah Abdelmoumen is the daughter of a Tunisian immigrant father and Québécois mother who uses the lens of her background to examine the complex relationship between American writers James Baldwin and William Styron.