As I publish this blog entry, June 2026 comes to an end a few days before July 4th. The 250th…
I am a University of Massachusetts alumnus and I live in the Pioneer Valley today, fifty-four years after graduating from…
The essays and letters reveal O’Connor’s sharp perceptions about literature and life, her devotion to her art, her Catholic faith,…
The best books , he perceived, are those that tell you what you know already. The preceding excerpt is from…
One of my “page turners” this month is a deep thesis into Christian Philosophy written by the late Yandall Woodfin,…
Mrs. General Epanchin was a proud woman by nature. What must her feelings have been when she heard that Prince…
I have acquired the Via Alpina Sacra which is a visual companion to the Travel Diary of Johannes M. Schwarz.…
“The Japanese work is essential in my mind, a Rosetta stone,” Allan Logan, a Harvard guest lecturer, naturopath, and member…
“No”, she went on, “no more for me either. Not even a girl. It’s awful the way it skips generations…
This month, as I finished Dr. Jung’s 1961, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, I found the following excerpts on page 236. We…