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by Rose TomassiA review of Faithful Passages: American Catholicism in Literary Culture, 18441931? Continue Reading »
A review of Faithful Passages: American Catholicism in Literary Culture, 18441931? Continue Reading »
Student activists need to be wary, not so much of hoaxers in their midst as of hucksters in the media. Continue Reading »
The Promise and Prospects of Retrieval: Recent Developments in Roman Catholic Thought That Shape Contemporary Dogmatic Theology
Thomas Joseph White, O.P., Zondervan Academic
Mecca: From Shrine to Shopping Mall
Justin Marozzi, The Spectator
Smile, You’re Speaking Emoji
Adam Sternbergh, New York Magazine
Every few days I pick up Emily Dickinson’s poems and sample three or four lyrics. I would call them a calming reprieve from the bustle of the day, but that epithet doesn’t quite fit the verse. It’s more like an arresting spotlight on existence. Continue Reading »
China Bans Wordplay in an Attempt at Pun Control
Tania Branigan, The Guardian
Once Upon a Time: A Short History of Fairy Tale, by Marina Warner
Eilis NiDhuibhne, The Irish Times
Orpheus Alone
Mark Strand, Poetry Foundation
In Leonard Cohen’s twelfth studio album, Popular Problems, he depicts himself as a prophet on the run, defending small, quiet truths against constantly changing cultural noise.
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Please, No Google in the Gallery
M. Anthony Mills, City Journal
Letter to a Friend on the Ressourcement
E. Milco, Ursus Elisei
The Writing Class
Jaswinder Bolina, Poetry Foundation
His Reason
Michael Spence, The New Criterion
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