Mary Rose Somarriba

What do numbers mean, anyway? If someone believes a job is saved or created, then for them it’s a job saved or created. I’m just saying . . . . . Continue Reading »

Don’t miss the fresh-brewed theology from FT’s November issue: Meir Y. Soloveichik, associate rabbi at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun in New York, writes on the theology of Michael Wyschogrod : To Jewish critics, Wyschogrod’s emphasis on divine love and on the indwelling of the . . . . Continue Reading »

More lovely reflections on the life and work of Karen Novak are being compiled online here . . . . . Continue Reading »

The suspect for the Fort Hood shootings, Nidal Malik Hasan, has been charged with thirteen counts of murder, the AP reports . The officials said it is not yet decided whether to charge Hasan with a fourteenth count of murder related to the death of the unborn child of a pregnant shooting victim. . . . . Continue Reading »

Those in the D.C. area, be sure to check out the exhibit of Karen Novak’s work at the JPII Cultural Center. Deirdre M. Lawler reviews the exhibit, which may close as soon as November 15, in today’s On the Square feature. Some artwork is viewable online here . Also, if you haven’t . . . . Continue Reading »

Old Saint Pat’s relies mostly on the sun coming through the stained-glass windows for light. This afternoon it’s streaming right through the face of St. Mary in a panel on the right side of the church—helped only by real candles, which a friend affectionately called “old . . . . Continue Reading »

Don’t miss The Anchoress ’ coverage of the latest from Maureen Dowd and Archbishop Timothy Dolan . . . . . Continue Reading »

Watch FT’s own David Goldman dominate the discussion on last night’s Larry Kudlow show: . . . . Continue Reading »

Heard more than your fill on the subject of Roman Polanski these days? You’ll find today’s On the Square article a fine digestif; Carson Holloway breaks down the issues underneath the pop controversy: The embrace of sexual liberation necessarily diminishes our horror for rape, and . . . . Continue Reading »

Listen to Mary Eberstadt talk about her excellent piece in the October issue: ” What Does Woman Want? ” Also, Alan Jacobs discusses why Wind in the Willows is still so good. More audio interviews can be found in the FT media archives . . . . . Continue Reading »