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By Thomas V. Mirus ( bio - articles - email ) | Jan 08, 2021 Happy New Year! It’s time for the annual article in which members of the Catholic Culture staff look back on their reading in the past year and recommend the best, some published in 2020 and some not. Actually, this list is not confined to reading only. You’ll get book recommendations from Jeff Mirus, Phil Lawler and Mike Aquilina; book and film recommendations from James T. Majewski; and book, essay, podcast, music and (way too many) film recommendations from Thomas V. Mirus. Enjoy! Jeff Mirus The best bo...

Happy New Year 2021 Wishes, Images, Quotes, SMS, WhatsApp Status Happy New Year 2021 Wishes, Images, Quotes, SMS, WhatsApp Status Happy New Year 2021! There are many celebrations happening in this world, different countries have different festivals. But, there are few events that are celebrating all over the world on the same date. Likewise, the New year is a common celebration in maximum countries. However, there are some countries where celebrating New year on different dates like Islamic New Year and Chinese New Year. The Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United Sta...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted a picture of himself from 10 Downing Street, arms held aloft, announcing “the deal is done” after the UK and the EU concluded a free trade agreement worth £660 billion on Christmas Eve after four and a half years of acrimonious negotiations. Just as the first notes of the hymn, Once in Royal David’s City, were broadcast live from the chapel of King’s College Cambridge, the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, started her news conference in Brussels by quoting from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: “Parting is such ...

Published posthumously, the last of three Dante translations reveals Gray’s powers of insight and invention A detail from Hell, the first volume in Gray’s trilogy. Photograph: Alasdair Gray/Hell A detail from Hell, the first volume in Gray’s trilogy. Photograph: Alasdair Gray/Hell Thu 24 Dec 2020 02.30 EST Alasdair Gray, the great Scottish novelist and artist, died a year ago, in December 2019. In his biography of Gray, Biography (2008) – the closest thing we have to a contemporary Boswell’s life of Johnson – Rodge Glass concluded: “Alasdair will only be ap...