Catholic and ecumenical, Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture, founded in 1965, has a long history of exploring important and timely issues in culture and religion in a spirit of open inquiry.

Our contributors are pastoral ministers, theologians, philosophers, biblical scholars, psychologists, literary critics, and authors from a wide range of other disciplines. All of them write for the Journal with its educated readership in mind. Each issue of the Journal is devoted to a topic which receives consideration from a variety of viewpoints. We have addressed topics from "Rational Suicide" to "The Social World of Saint Paul," and from "Computer Culture and Religion" to "Women and Violence."

As religion and culture continue their stimulating dialogue, the Journal continues its attentive presence and invites you to hear the marvelous conversations to which we are Listening.

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