Louisa May Alcott: A Writer for All Ages
A discussion of the great American author, Louisa May Alcott.
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Solemn Parties, Festive Liturgies — What’s Not to Like about Being Catholic?
Consider this annual Corpus Christi procession in Ohio.
Fairy Tales Aren’t Shallow
We are quick to belittle tales from our childhood, forgetting their depth and importance in our moral formation.
Don’t Forget to Write
The act of handwriting a letter encourages thoughtfulness. And don’t underestimate the value of doodles in the margins.
A Homeschooler Walks into a Bar . . .
In Ohio, I felt a bit exotic at times. But here, I’m actually rather boring.
The Internet of a Bygone Era
Christian Schneider’s 1916: The Blog wonders: What if people 100 years ago had social media?
Please Stay Seated
We should be discerning in our applause and praise, giving it when we see a good job well done.
More Virtue, Less Emotion, Please: An Appeal to Writers — and to Readers
Literature should show us how to live and to live well.