Dante’s Divine Comedy Reimagined: Sacred Artist Shares Beauty of Catholic Faith
Eric Armusik’s work pays homage to the old masters — with surprising depth of character and emotion
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Anthony Esolen’s ‘Word & Song’: ‘Education Fit for a Human Soul’
‘Reclaiming the realm of the imagination for the good, the true and the beautiful’ is the author and professor’s latest focus.
Leave Nothing to Chance
‘Chance,’ says Anatole France, ‘is only the pseudonym God uses when he doesn’t want to sign his name’
Transformed by the Beauty and the Life of Christ: The Future of the Catholic Literary Imagination
COMMENTARY: Contemplating what constitutes ‘a good and beautiful work.’
In Exitu Israel: Freedom and Happiness
Without true freedom, there can be no happiness, because happiness is the exercise of our freedom to love what our Beloved loves.
Pope Francis: The Incarnation is the ‘Heart and Inspiration’ of Dante’s Divine Comedy
Dante Day is part of a year-long celebration of the great Italian poet and philosopher, who died in 1321.
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