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America’s favorite Franciscan dropped a doozie of a daily meditation the other day, one too relevant […]
Literary portrayals of Alcoholics Anonymous are notoriously difficult. The primary challenge being, how do you […]
Happy to report that we’re in the midst of putting the final touches on the […]
I’ve been making my way through Conversations with David Foster Wallace, and as expected, it’s […]
A powerful (and very Holy Week-appropriate) reflection on death came from literary critic D.G. Myers, […]
Real quick before we get going: Conference recordings should be up early next week! Videos […]
If Alcoholics Anonymous really is a model for the Church, then Raymond Carver has some […]
1. To start off, Henry Allen over at The Wall Street Journal describes a contemporary cultural inertia […]
I was saddened yesterday to hear that Roger Ebert had died. Like many of my […]
1. In the “mea culpa” world this past week, Minami Minegishi of the hit Japanese band AKB48 […]
Another incredible and seasonally appropriate section from Mary Karr’s Lit, her memoir about getting sober […]
Continuing with our series of previews of our recent publication Grace in Addiction: The Good […]