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March Selection

In March the newly relaunched Catholic Book Club will discuss The Patriarch The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times of Joseph P Kennedy The conversation will be lead by Kevin Spinale S J a Jesuit scholastic who teaches English at Boston College Read Kevin 39 s introduction to the new Catholic

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Jack and Evelyn

nbsp An intriguing essay in Slate compares two writers who one might be surprised to learn not only lived in the same century but shared the same religion In the corner of the afterlife where they keep the Catholic alcoholic geniuses Jack Kerouac and Evelyn Waugh are having a lovely time togethe

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The Religious Works of Dave Brubeck

From the America archives a look at the religious works of Dave Brubeck the jazz legend who died earlier this week Dave Brubeck is recognized as a gifted jazz pianist and composer His use of innovative techniques like the unique time signatures showcased in the breakthrough album Time Out

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‘Marie Antoinette,’ Reviewed

Just posted Julie Rattey reviews Marie Antoinette a new play by David Adjmi which is playing at the Yale Repertory Theater in New Haven Absurdly tall wigs held aloft by stage wires A talking sheep An 18th-century queen who speaks like a modern-day valley girl Acclaimed playwright David

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