Gleaming Brightly: T.M. Doran’s Catholic Imagination (INTERVIEW)
Editor’s Note: T.M. Doran is a professor of engineering at Lawrence Technological University, but in recent years he has also managed to become one of
Editor’s Note: T.M. Doran is a professor of engineering at Lawrence Technological University, but in recent years he has also managed to become one of
Flannery O’Connor; Walker Percy; J.F. Powers: young Catholic novelists may dream of joining the pantheon of 20th century greats, openly Catholic, yet acknowledged by the
In a recent essay Joseph Bottum pins the novel’s decline less on screens and social media than on metaphysical flatness. Much contemporary fiction either inhabits
But Jesus said to them: “Suffer the little children, and forbid them not to come to me: for the kingdom of heaven is for such.”
“Hasten to Aid Thy Fallen People” How does one make a song of holiness? Or speak of music without spoiling it? They both seem
From the editors: Our present to you this Lent is to publish a series of poems by James Matthew Wilson. They commemorate The Mass of
The National Gallery of Art has put on an extraordinary exhibit of a great Renaissance artist who is almost unknown outside his native land: Alonso
Sarah Cortez is known as “the cop poet.” One of her favorite photos of herself features a mischievously smiling Cortez showing off her gun in
Editors Note: We have here Catholic Arts Today at its finest: a conversation between a significant young Catholic composer of sacred music and a significant