Category: Secondary Obsession: The Glittering Doom Ahead
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A conversation between Hieronymus Bosch and St. John the Apostle as they survey the wounds of the modern world—war, technology, loneliness, displacement, and spiritual exhaustion—while…
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In the morningher mother stood at the stove.Her father folded the newspaperbeside his tea. The girl left with her bagbefore the bread cooled. Her mother…
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A Boy’s Hand Keys. I am holding keys. Five feet from my car in the early morning dark, Anne’s building at my back, and the…
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Music Matters for Moral Imagination The crisis of moral imagination is not primarily a failure of information. It is a failure of formation. We live…
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Enough,to the investigators who allowed federal agents to block a public sidewalk. Enough,to the judges who allow Homeland Security to “self-investigate” the execution of a…
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Father’s hand was a rule that I understood without words. It meant forward and it meant the street would not open up and take me.It…