Torturing Jews and Weeping over Schubert: Have the Humanities Failed to Humanize Us? by Mark Watney, from the SS. Peter and Paul 2017 issue of Dappled Things.

John A. Di Camillo 11/21/20 John A. Di Camillo 11/21/20

Aborting Metaphysics

Mary Angelita Ruiz 11/11/20 Mary Angelita Ruiz 11/11/20

A Tribute to Fr. Richard John Neuhaus (1936-2009)

Michael St. Thomas 10/28/20 Michael St. Thomas 10/28/20

Catholic Novelist, Confused Apologist: William Giraldi and the Nature of Religious Fiction

Joshua Hren 10/23/20 Joshua Hren 10/23/20

The Artifice of Race and the Art of Grace

Katy Carl 10/23/20 Katy Carl 10/23/20

The Life You Save May Be Someone Else’s: On Losing Prejudice While Keeping History

Robert Hirschfeld 10/22/20 Robert Hirschfeld 10/22/20

The Mystical Poetry of Robert Lax

Robert T. Miller 10/20/20 Robert T. Miller 10/20/20

Two Bases of Morality in Catholic Theology

Beth Malone 10/6/20 Beth Malone 10/6/20

Nonfiction

This Is My Body

Ordinary Time

Angels in Innsbruck

G.K. Chesterton and the Use of the Imagination

Refiner’s Fire

Measure for Measure: Shakespeare's Parable

Communion

Portrait of a Paralyzed Priesthood: James Joyce’s “The Sisters”

A Clerk’s Office

The New Jerusalem

My Beef with Holden Caulfield: On the 60th Anniversary of The Catcher in the Rye

Torturing Jews and Weeping over Schubert: Have the Humanities Failed to Humanize Us?

Aborting Metaphysics

A Tribute to Fr. Richard John Neuhaus (1936-2009)

Catholic Novelist, Confused Apologist: William Giraldi and the Nature of Religious Fiction

The Artifice of Race and the Art of Grace

The Life You Save May Be Someone Else’s: On Losing Prejudice While Keeping History

The Mystical Poetry of Robert Lax

Two Bases of Morality in Catholic Theology

Half Cadence

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