Gathering Paradise
As I was reading Dante for the first time last fall, I was struck by the description of the avaricious souls in Canto 7 of
Why Adults Need Fairy Stories
It is dusk as I peddle down the streets of my small, coastal Maine village, enjoying the ambiance of people tucked away in their homes
Resisting Narcissus’s Pool
I was recently asked the question: what form of technology has had a detrimental impact on your life? And while I am sure I answered
Tending the Tedious Ground
Over Christmas break, my family stayed at a kind neighbor’s house while we awaited the building of our new home. Amidst dissettlement and disorientation, the
Gregory of Nyssa and AI
“Art is a kind of steadfast thought operating through matter towards some purpose, and thought is a kind of motion and operation proper to the
Medievalism
An epidemic of anxiety. A glut of information. A plague of “morbid self-introspection.” The complaints of Victorian anti-modernists and medievalists are remarkably similar to those