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‘Lex Amoris’, by Denis Sarazhin
A Patience With Your Own Crap: Philip Roth on Writing
Remnick:—What did experience give you?
Roth: Patience. That is, the patience to outlast your frustration. The confidence that if
Prayer and the Benedictine Life - A Time to Keep Silence
Patrick Leigh Fermor on prayer and the Benedictine life at the Abbey St. Wandrille:
“The dominating factor of monastic existence
Thomas Merton on The World
One of Thomas Merton’s continual but fruitful struggles was with how to approach, understand, and relate to, “world”. It’
Confessions of an Israeli traitor - The Washington Post
This is an important and unsettling piece
Confessions of an Israeli traitor - The Washington Post
A Lesson for Netanyahu From a Real Holocaust Historian | Foreign Policy
“Bibi’s self-serving, Palestinian-blaming version of Nazi history is just plain wrong, writes Christopher R. Browning.”
A Lesson
The Religion of the Technocratic Mind |
A post over at my blog Tempus in Forma. The first of a series of posts on the religion of
Fall, Robert Frost, and the Flowering of Loss |
A little Fall reflection posted over at my other blog, Tempus in Forma. Check it out.
Fall, Robert Frost, and