A Tribute to Loretta Lynn
By Matthew Walther at The Lamp
Topic
Biography
A collection of 123 issues
St. Therese: Bio
The Little Flower was born in 1873, the youngest of nine children, into a very holy, but otherwise conventional, French middle class family. She enjoyed holidays at the seashore, shrimping, donkey rides, and her pets (rabbits, doves, silkworms, goldfish, magpie, dog). She liked to entertain her family and make them
Two Philosophers Found Purpose in the World of Work
By Robert Zaretsky and George Alliger: Wall Street Journal
Orestes Brownson's Influence
Part IV of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: Pioneer Catholic
Part V of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: The Inflammatory Public Philosopher
Part III of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: The Prized Convert
Part II of a Five-Part Series
‘Eliot After “The Waste Land”’ Review: As Prufrock Grew Old
From The Wall Street Journal
Joseph Bottum and Postmodernism
I frequently wondered what happened to Jody Bottum. I hear he was forced out of First Things after Fr. Neuhaus died. Wikipedia says it was an argument over funding and the direction of the journal. I've liked to speculate it's because he wrote a surprising piece
Philip Seymour Hoffman's Rare Talent
From City Journal