Culture

Last summer, my sister moved to a remote mountain town in central Colorado to volunteer at a Christian retreat facility...

As I was reading Dante for the first time last fall, I was struck by the description of the avaricious...

It is dusk as I peddle down the streets of my small, coastal Maine village, enjoying the ambiance of people...

I was recently asked the question: what form of technology has had a detrimental impact on your life? And while...

Over Christmas break, my family stayed at a kind neighbor's house while we awaited the building of our new home....

“Art is a kind of steadfast thought operating through matter towards some purpose, and thought is a kind of motion...

An epidemic of anxiety. A glut of information. A plague of “morbid self-introspection.” The complaints of Victorian anti-modernists and medievalists...

Wait, isn’t that a Catholic thing? I would suggest that such an objection is a poor one, for the Catholics...

Does Watchmaking Deserve a Place Among the Arts?  Originally published on the author's substack: https://remontoirblog.substack.com/p/does-watchmaking-deserve-a-place  Ask me what my favorite...

For my sixth birthday, my mom took me to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History for the evening. It was...

This summer, I worked abroad with an Italian archaeological team, eating lunches and dinners together, even living in the same...

What does it look like to have a mindset of worship for our Creator? What does it look like to...

“‘Mid the pines, in columns growing.” Voices of faculty join the students in a centuries-old chorale in these words as...

As the new school year gets underway at Grove City College, one can feel our beautiful campus humming with life....

Many of us remember participating in Nativity pageants growing up – wearing flimsy angel wings, halos, and wrinkled white sheets...