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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…
Among the many things that the current Church seems no longer awake to is a crucial trinity: the Church Militant,…
The re-opening of the Cathedral of Notre Dame this weekend reminded me of an experience I had there over a…
Home Free: a review of ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’
I’m pretty sure I was in a Christmas pageant when I was a little boy, probably at the Worthington (Ohio)…
The post-election crowing and whinging are both already wearying. The race is decided. What matters now is not endless analyses…
Brothers in Christ: Caravaggio’s ‘The Calling of Saints Peter and Andrew’
It’s odd and wonderful that these things happen. I’m speaking of the discovery or re-discovery of paintings by great artists….
The Constitution and Religious “Concessions”
A crucial presidential election takes place tomorrow. This site operates under tax-exempt, non-profit status, which does not permit us to…
The English poet John Keats spent the last years of his short life in Rome, wrote most of the handful…
He’s Just a Girl Who Can’t Say ‘No!’: A Review of ‘Conclave’
Conclave, Edward Berger’s new film, is based on the novel of that title by Robert Harris, which the movie mostly…
