Nyssa, Tolkien, and Gibson: Holy Saturday
A meditation
Religion
Ora Et Labora: How I Began To Work Alongside Monks
Michael Snellen at Catholicism for the Modern World
Are Alien Sightings Just Demonic Possessions?
In 1959, the famous psychologist Carl Jung wrote Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Sky. Instead of trying to account for UFOs as a literal reality, he opted to see them instead as a psychic aspect, a fantasy of the unconscious.
Be Open to Spiritual Experience. Also, Be Really Careful
Ross Douthat at The New York Times
St. Dann the Armed Robber
You ever notice how many saints die of drug overdoses?
It's amazing. A newspaper article will recount a man or woman's last days in a way that makes the person sound sweeter than St. Francis, and then, buried in the middle of the article, there'
Are Saints Sent at Specific Times for Specific Reasons?
Every so often, spiritual lightning sears across a culture's landscape. The example of St. Francis of Assisi immediately comes to mind. So does St. Antony. Their intense holiness was bright and powerful, and left an indelible mark on the earth.
We can't know for certain why
One of the Finest Saint Books Ever
Robert Payne, The Holy Fire (1957). A Micro-Review
Are You Humble? These 17 Signs from St. Josemaria Will Help You Know
From the Magis Center
Try This
By Rafael Alvarez at The Lamp
Kanye to Catholicism?
By Michael Snellen at Medium.com