October 5, 2009

Eamon Duffy on Mary Stuart, reviewed

We often use the word wise to mean ldquo insightful rdquo or ldquo graceful rdquo or ldquo shrewd rdquo or even ldquo humble rdquo Philip Levine rsquo s newest just-published poetry collection his 20th not even counting chapbooks is wise in a more fundamental truer way it is knowing

Like Flannery O'Connor, “Mad Men” radically resets a situation so that viewers see themselves from a previously unknown vantage point.

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Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time (B), Oct. 11, 2009

Are we serving the poor as they seek to educate themselves?

Natural Treasures at Risk; Norman Borlaug, RIP