The November issue of Catholic World Report is on the way to mailboxes and newsstands. (Click on the image for a larger version of the cover.) I particularly like the artwork on the cover. It is Raphael’s “Disputation of the Sacrament” and it was displayed on a giant screen in the Synod hall during the Synod on the Eucharist. (Melanie suggested the use of that particular piece of art for the cover.)
As you might expect the cover story this month is on the Synod. We also have stories on emergency contraception in Catholic hospitals; the 500th anniversary of the Swiss Guard and their current challenges; how Indian Catholics are leading the fight against AIDS in their country; a great interview with Catholic artist James Langlet, who has created some beautiful Catholic art; the trial of a Belgian Catholic priest in Rwanda; and the usual departments.
I’m especially happy that this is our first full-color issue. I think it looks awesome. If you haven’t subscribed yet, may I suggest you click on that ad at the top left of the page and do so now while also getting a very nice subscription bonus gift?
Next month we’re having a special C.S. Lewis Narnia issue, including a review of the movie by Stephen Greydanus and articles by Thomas Howard and Joseph Pearce.
Image Credit
- CWRNov05-tn.jpg: Own photo
