Assemblage of ladies' gloves, embroidered with four-letter words 26" x 26" x 6" 2009Just as angels are invisible beings destined to serve and comfort us, so too are those women of a certain age who in every generation labour unnoticed for the benefit of others in...
Like in the book of Esther, God might not show up in a Charles Wright poem.
The whooshes in my house tend to annoy my family. But they put a smile on my face.
As we contend for our own views of “the common good,” we must not exclude from conversation our liberal or conservative “foes.”
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. Recently on Cardus Audio: "Beyond Liberal Restraint" by Jonathan Chaplin; "What...
However complicated the new food era may be—however trendy or divisive—it pressures us to think holistically about the political, cultural, nutritional, and spiritual nature of food.
How much better would a wedding be if the guests were actually called upon by the officiant to pledge their lifelong devotion to upholding the couple’s vows to the extent they have the opportunity?
In music, like in all of life, the present and the past are not as distinct as we may first have thought.
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. Andi Ashworth and Charlie Peacock, co-founders of Art House America, launched today the new AHA...
Linoleum cut on paper 36" x 37" 2006The piece "I Pray that Generations . . ." is part of a series entitled Urban Epistles. Urban Epistles is a series of large scaled linoleum cuts and drawings that addresses various social, ethnic, racial, and modern moral dilemmas in...
A rabbi on the Jewish civic theology of imago Dei.
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