Roberto Estopiñán: Sculptor of God and Modernity
Editor’s Note: This is one of a series that might be called “Forgotten Catholics”: Great artists, novelists, and poets who are not known as
Editor’s Note: This is one of a series that might be called “Forgotten Catholics”: Great artists, novelists, and poets who are not known as
Editor’s Note: T.M. Doran is a professor of engineering at Lawrence Technological University, but in recent years he has also managed to become one of
Flannery O’Connor; Walker Percy; J.F. Powers: young Catholic novelists may dream of joining the pantheon of 20th century greats, openly Catholic, yet acknowledged by the
In a recent essay Joseph Bottum pins the novel’s decline less on screens and social media than on metaphysical flatness. Much contemporary fiction either inhabits
But Jesus said to them: “Suffer the little children, and forbid them not to come to me: for the kingdom of heaven is for such.”
“Gloriosa Dicta Sunt De Te” When we think of our land, we often think Of those bare wilds waiting to be claimed, As if it