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There are two great formulas which, taken together, sum up human life.

O’Connor understood the complicated relationship between tragedy and joy was related to the inevitable confrontation of good and evil. Freedom is embracing the metaphysical surrender to the knowledge that we are not the beginning or even the end of things.

The Church Has an Unclean Spirit Mark 1:21-45 I want to talk about a man with an unclean spirit, not because I want to pick a fight, but because the

For Gen Z men who feel purposeless and lost, the way off the couch is the way of the Cross.

“Each Separate Anguish”: Death, Influence, and Carrying On The memory of those who die young while standing against injustice should influence us to attempt to follow them. Anxious Bench

Christians are comfortable with the classics. But reading contemporary literature can be a search for truth too.

 

In a world rife with shortages of all kinds, New Orleans writers have constituted a renewable — and continually renewing — resource for nearly all of the city’s 305 years.

Materialism, the belief that only material exists, undermines its own credibility

(Continued from Part 1) In 1983, the celebrated Southern Catholic writer Walker Percy wrote a satirical self-help book, drawing readers in with his usual