Music as a Key to Time in Proust and Augustine
Claire Murphy on time regained.
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Overlaps Between Stranger Things and the Catholic Thing
Luke Arredondo on cosmology.
Czesław Miłosz's Theological Two-Step
Cynthia Haven on America's greatest poet.
A Map of Dante's Paradiso in Three Touchstones
James Matthew Wilson on Heaven.
Storytelling Might Be as Old as Humanity, but What Goes Into a Good Story?
William Christian Hackett on writing.
Severance's Interrogation of Corporate Culture's Gnosticism
Anthony Sciglitano on work.
Rereading the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn With Catholic Eyes
LuElla D'Amico on prayer.
An Exploration of Potentialities for Human Living
Gregory Floyd on art.
Holding It All Together: How Faith and Literature Respond to a Fragmented World
Gregory Wolfe interviews Rowan Williams.
Claude McKay's Catholic Poetics and Politics
Terence Sweeney on the thirst for justice.
Don't Look Up: When the End Is Nigh
Hannah Woldum Ragusa on remembering death.
The Chosen and the Tradition of Apostolic Fan Fiction
Patrick Gray on a tradition almost as old as Christianity itself.
The Exorcist and the Terror of Unbelief
David Griffith on James Baldwin and the exorcism of America.
Cormac McCarthy, Cultural Memory, and the Mythopoesis of Fire
Jessica Hooten Wilson on carrying the fire.
America When Will You Be Angelic?
Cynthia Haven on Czesław Miłosz's Californian life.
Dante Is the Elephant in the Room
Angela Alaimo O'Donnell on why Dante matters to readers and writers.
The Art of Translating Dante
Paul Mariani on the life and work Allen Mandelbaum.
Velázquez and Teresa of Ávila: The Lord Among Pots and Pans
Charles Scribner III on Christ in the House of Mary and Martha.
Beyond Star Trek's Final Frontier: Utopia or Promised Land?
Tim Kelleher on Star Trek and all good things.
The Literature of Totalitarianism in a Secular Age
Thomas Pavel on empathy and human ideals.
Love's Wounds: Both a Gift and a Challenge
Jessica Hooten Wilson on The Five Wounds.
Walter White's Chaotic Beauty
Jonathan Heaps on Breaking Bad and the possibility of the good.
Thomas Pynchon's Playful Jesuitism
Nick Ripatrazone on the reclusive writer's Catholicism.
Paul Kingsnorth's Green Götterdämmerung
Scott Beauchamp on the final installment of the Buccmaster Trilogy.
The Math Behind Dante's Divine Comedy
Matthew Canonico on the mirror experiment and the Divine point in Dante.
O'Connor or Robinson: The Gargoyle and the Cathedral
Jessica Hooten Wilson on two writers that differ as much as Tolstoy and Dostoevsky.
On The Road With Dante
Chris Green on the hope and hum of mystery in Cormac McCarthy's writing.
Flannery O'Connor: The American Master
David Griffith's reflections on the recent PBS Flannery documentary.
An Experiment in Criticism of the Literary Canon
Jessica Hooten Wilson on expanding the canon rather than pruning it.
St. Augustine's Phenomenology of Modern Fashion's Logic
Robert Covolo on what clothes make of the man.