A Lively Conversation on the Catholic Current
Earlier this month, I had the great pleasure of conversing of an hour with the sharp-as-a-tack Fr. McTeigue of the Society of […]
Living the examined life
Living the examined life
Exploring virtue through the ages
Earlier this month, I had the great pleasure of conversing of an hour with the sharp-as-a-tack Fr. McTeigue of the Society of […]
Most people hold an oddly mechanistic view of our emotions and the biological chemicals at play when we experience them. A new […]
When was the last time you heard about someone putting something on layaway? It used to be that stores advertised the option […]
What a happy discovery to find Stoic Simple, the work of Phil Van Treuren. I have written before about my love of […]
In the realm of doing things that make you uncomfortable, we can add live radio to the list. I had the pleasure […]
Our children are just coming to the age when everything depends on my efforts. They are delicate in health, and nervous and […]
“How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually, then suddenly.” Ernest Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises” YouTube is […]
There’s something irresistibly whimsical about the exhortation to “heal your feminine energy.” That is the invitation of “Soft Girl Summer,” some kind […]
Fun is a spritely thing. Hard to pin down, often out of reach. Children are apt to exclaim with satisfaction, “That was […]
Sarah Orne Jewett’s “The Country of the Pointed Firs” is a short, meditative, plotless novella. But it is exquisite in its imagery. […]