Broken Beggars
Review
“The real protagonist of history is the beggar.” In sharing this insight, Luigi Giussani underscores that real…
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Redeeming Our Attention
Review
Christian art faces unique challenges: How is hope realized without sentimentalization? How to resist moralizing when…
Hope and Redemption in Peaky Blinders
Review
Peaky Blinders is a popular and well-written crime drama from creator Steven Knight that aired on BBC Two and One from…
Easter Triduum
Article
I. Thursday
The bucket in the laundry roomis stored up on the highest shelfand labeled, in black marker, MOM—with six…
Aristotle, Meet Mr. Sunshine
Article
Though I’m usually watching streamed content on a screen while lounging in a living room, rather than sweating in a…
My Child, My Little One: Ad Jesum per Mariam
Article
A blessed Christmas and wonderful new year to all of our readers! We hope you enjoy this literary gift to you: a poem…
Power and Poverty: Charles Dickens in the 21st Century
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As a child, I walked the streets of Rochester barefoot, my shirt torn and my face covered in soot. If I had read them,…
Recovering Divine Love and Moral Treasures in Pinocchio
Article
The first time I went birdwatching with an avid birding enthusiast, my guidebook-knowledge transformed into an…
Powerfully Happy
Review
We are hardwired to long for happiness. But is happiness something that wells up from within us or is it sourced…
Grounded: Power in Opera
Review
Commissioned for the opening of the 2024–25 Metropolitan Opera season, Grounded is an adaptation of George Brant’s…