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Carl Becker told his fellow historians in 1931 that we are not dissimilar from “bards and story-tellers and minstrels, of soothsayers and priests, to whom in successive ages has been Read more The post Kollin …
Dorothy Day is a central character in Spiritual Criminals in terms of what some might call ‘spiritual formation’. The index entry for her looks brief (just 12 pages noted), but Read more The post Dorothy …
In a classic 1996 episode of Seinfeld, Elaine Benes finds herself in a doctor’s office and manages to take a peek at her chart. Her medical history is all there, Read more The post “Don’t …