Article St. Bernadette’s Blockhouse As one of France’s foremost public intellectuals, Paul Virilio explored themes like rapid modernization, technology, and the eclipse of privacy By Dean Dettloff January 20, 2019 Spirituality Saints Arts War and Peace The Last Word
Feature The People at the Center of the World The Met’s permanent collection can tell you a great deal about powerful empires. The Armenia exhibit gives us a view from the margins By Robert Rubsam December 23, 2018 Arts Religious Life Spirituality
Article Under a Watchful Gaze For expatriate poet A.E. Stallings, selfhood is always relational. It’s not what we see that makes us who we are, but rather what sees us By Anthony Domestico December 15, 2018 Poetry Arts Social Justice Immigration
Article Merton & Blake, Revisited Thomas Merton and William Blake were unorthodox religious visionaries, joined by a shared predilection for the paradoxes at the heart of Christianity By Michael W. Higgins December 8, 2018 Arts Poetry Spirituality Religious Life
Feature Sounding the Secret Depths A new show at the Guggenheim museum showcases Hilma af Klint, a radical Swedish artist whose work pioneered spiritual abstraction By Griffin Oleynick December 6, 2018 Arts Spirituality Theology
Article Small, But Not Forgotten Sometimes I wonder whether my routine means anything. But I find hope when I remember God remembering me By Nicole-Ann Lobo December 2, 2018 Spirituality Arts Theology