Work as Love of God & World ~ The Imaginative…
Work is given to man principally as a gift, as a particular way to commune, so to speak, with God,…
Tag: Imaginative
“Acquainted With the Night” ~ The…
I have been one acquainted with the night.I have walked out in rain – and back in rain.I have…
Early Christian Mystical Spirituality ~ The Imaginative…
How could a small “heretical Jewish sect” of little consequence convert the vast pagan empire of…
Political Reformer ~ The Imaginative Conservative
“The most deadly foes of the Catholic religion have always waged a fierce war, but without success,…
Imaginative Conservative Readers Are Invited to Join ~…
“Forms that Fit: The Permanent Things in a Turbulent Time” In his magisterial study of the character…
In the Shadow of Alfred the Great ~ The Imaginative…
Few remember Athelstan, Alfred’s grandson, who is neither lionized by the poets nor canonized by…
The “Wild and Terrible” Mozart ~ The…
“Too wild and terrible” is what Ludwig van Beethoven is reported to have said about Mozart’s famous…
When the Clock Broke ~ The Imaginative Conservative
In John Ganz’s account of the breaking clock of the early 1990s, the woeful era was apparently…
St. Joseph, Exemplar Worker ~ The Imaginative…
From Adam working the garden to Christ doing the works of the Father, the Scriptures prominently…
The Impact of St. Augustine ~ The Imaginative…
The sheer impact of St. Augustine upon the life of the Church, of the emerging medieval world he…
