What kind of sycophant do you want me to be? Fraud, including sycophancy, is endless: it corrosively renders all interactions questionable.
Spiritual but not religious Philip Pullman has written an ambitious but plodding YA story for adults.
Honor for Lamy of Santa Fe Bishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy faced conflict and put down stable roots, but died with unfinished visions.
Why technology is killing us We love the ease and convenience technology gives us, but we have traded something precious in embracing the next iGadget.
Plato has gone before us In The Vision of the Soul, James Matthew Wilson asserts that the Western tradition is dominated by one name: Plato.
Deepen your love through habit To practice the habit of loving God entails recognizing the secular liturgies that purport to be a way to love.
A short, 2,000-page breviary By the 1940s St. John’s Abbey became a showpiece and a center for robust and engaging liturgical celebration.
The Boss and Catholicism: Springsteen’s memoirs Springsteen’s world remains one of “great and harsh beauty, of fantastic stories, of unimaginable punishment and infinite reward.” The world is “dark and beatific,” a place of intense grace but also where we can turn into devils.
