Recognizing the Babe as Christ
From Epiphany to Lent, how do we see Jesus in Ordinary Time? Heather Walker PetersonAlong with being a mother to…
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The Art and Allure of Reading Scripture Aloud
When we practice oral Scripture interpretation, we get a clearer view of God. Heather Walker PetersonAlong with being a mother to…
The Old-Fashioned Pleasure of Reading Aloud
A way to enjoy books and build companionship with fellow readers–even in a busy world.
Why You Should Read Promiscuously
We are all formed by stories.
People Worth Reading About
John Cheever and The Walking Dead have something in common: a love for the ordinary person.
Why You Should Read Fiction in Your Twenties
Five ways reading can help you thrive. Rachael DymskiRachael is an MFA Student and Writer in Pittsburgh. She blogs at…
How Reading Literature Will Improve Your Posture and Tone Your Conversation
In a culture increasingly on the move and offering a thousand different ways to get shrink-wrapped stories, reading novels can seem daunting.
Oxford and Creativity
Writing from a place that has inspired the best of writers. Sarah ClarksonSarah Clarkson is an author, blogger, and student…
How New Technology is Changing our Capacity for Hope
Technology and memory, or why there’s a 50% chance you won’t finish this post. Peter AtkinsonPeter Atkinson is an undergraduate…
Read This Book!
Anthony Esolen’s “Ten Ways to Destroy the Imagination of Your Child.” Sarah ClarksonSarah Clarkson is an author, blogger, and student…
Why You Should Read Old Books
They’re not just for “smart people.”
On the Common Core
Less Twilight, more Tocqueville.
Time and Enjoyment
The bittersweet beauty, envy of the gods, that “all good things come to an end.” Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music…