Article The Ecstatic Against the quotidian, the ecstatic will always find a way out: whether through music or madness, divinity or drugs. By William Giraldi January 29, 2024 Philosophy Arts Literature
Feature Joan of Arc, Warrior-Muse She had no spite or worldly cunning, but she refused to massage the egos of those around her or to conceal her overwhelming belief in the rightness of her vision. By Anna Ballan December 28, 2023 Arts Saints Women
Article Portrait of the Scholar as a Young Governess Somehow, I became Fraulein Maria. So began my initiation into the Atlanta Catholic community theater and the three most surreal months of my life. By Susan Bigelow Reynolds December 26, 2023 Arts U.S. Catholicism
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Feature ‘The Grandeur of My Folks’ For some, coolness implies distance and detachment. But for painter Barkley L. Hendricks, it becomes a way in. By Griffin Oleynick December 19, 2023 art Arts Race
Feature Not What but How “Manet/Degas” at the Met tells the story of two lives and one friendship. The experience is exhilarating. By Robert Rubsam December 7, 2023 Arts Culture