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‘Flannery’ profiles one of literature’s miracles
John Anderson
July 17, 2020
“Flannery” is an apologia for O’Connor but, like any good defense, it takes the position that she doesn’t need one.
Arts & Culture
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against fireworks
Natasha Sajé
July 17, 2020
they last seconds then dissipate like apologies
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Hilary Mantel’s case against St. Thomas More
John Anderson
July 17, 2020
Mantel’s portrait of More is of a self-serving whiner with a death wish. But what must always be remembered is that she is creating fiction.
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Hospital View
Elena Croitoru
July 17, 2020
I worried his soul had been out for too long.
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Review: Annalena Tonelli, a humanitarian innovator
Carino Hodder, O.P.
July 17, 2020
Annalena Tonelli moved to Kenya in her 20s to work as a teacher. Her desire was to live among the poor as one of the poor.
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Scott Cairn’s poetry of immanence
Michael Angel Martín
July 17, 2020
Cairns is a rare figure in American letters: a religious poet free of mawkish piety.
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