January 25 marks the birthday of Robert Burns (1759-1796), the national poet of Scotland, and is observed worldwide with the Robbie Burns…
St. Peter was an impetuous man, unlike his most recent successors, and so his reserve through our Lord’s discourse in…
Without a “sense” of the Church, Jesus’ parables can be reduced to exercises in moralism. Fundamentalist readers, or even those…
There is something distantly primal and tribal about summer, when sunny days and sultry nights seem to unconsciously conjure up the…
Alice was rightly perplexed in Through the looking Glass when the Walrus said it was time to talk of many things: Of shoes—and ships—and…
It was bound to happen. Even the venerable and visceral occupation of piracy has fallen to the vicissitudes of the movies….
In 1789 George Washington prayed in St. Paul’s Church, on what we now call lower Broadway, on the day of…
One century ago, as the shadows of World War I were fading away, shadows were closing in on Beatrix. After nearly…
It is the best of tales, it is the worst of tales, it is for the age of foolishness, it is…
By a delicate symmetry, the parable of the mustard seed takes up just two verses of the Scriptures (Matthew 13:…
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