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The Next Pope? It’s Complicated
high-placed Cardinal complained this past week that some people – particularly some traditional Catholics – are hoping that Pope Francis…
COSTARD O, they have lived long on the alms-basket of words. I marvel thy master hath not eaten thee for…
Gordian Knots and Artful DOGERS
An ancient Greek legend tells of Alexander the Great confronting the Gordian Knot, which no one could untie. An oracle…
‘All Are Punish’d!’ The history and import of ‘Romeo and Juliet’
The word “plagiarism” comes from the Latin plagiarius, meaning “kidnapper.” I’ve known writers who’ve referred to a book or a…
sometimes wonder whether Thomas Aquinas, whose feast is today, hasn’t been ill-served by being so universally praised – and therefore…
This is a red-letter day for the United States of America. We come to the end of a deeply divided,…
Before he leaves office, Joe Biden will not be meeting with Pope Francis as planned. The Los Angeles wildfires put…
Cardinal McElroy and the God of Surprises
don’t make any great claim to virtue, but one vice that I’ve (mostly) avoided is the itch to predict the…
On the Objective Power of Music
I’ve often written here about painting. Now, I want to write about music, a subject about which I’ve no expertise,…
Given all the toil and trouble of the human race in a fallen world, it’s only right that we look…
