25Oct Running into Girard at The Lamp October 25, 2023 Rico McCahon Blog I apologize that this is behind a paywall; I promise this is not an advertisement for The Lamp any more...Read more
15Sep Fr. Longenecker’s Full Interview with Gil Bailie September 15, 2023 Rico McCahon Blog The Apocalypse of the Sovereign SelfRead more
31Aug Gil Bailie and Fr. Longenecker August 31, 2023 Rico McCahon Blog Theologian Gil Bailie’s Reflections on René GirardRead more
26Aug Preserving a Nation . . . August 26, 2023 Gil Bailie Blog “The value of the nation is elevated through Christianity, insofar as the higher value of the ‘individual, ‘ the person,...Read more
25Aug A fundamental method of social progress… August 25, 2023 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog For anyone wanting a thorough overview of how the Western world has progressed in the last few centuries I recommend...Read more
03Aug Prophetic insight by Giorgio Agamben August 3, 2023 Gil Bailie Blog Written in 2010, Agamben’s comments – though admittedly complex – are profoundly insightful and, sadly, prophetic. “With the eclipse of...Read more
28Jun Grapefruit Moon – Geoff Wood, requiescat in pace June 28, 2023 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog Tom Waits’ 1973 song, Grapefruit Moon, was one of the favorites of my friend Geoff Wood who recently passed into...Read more
13Jun Attempting to be wiser than God made us . . . June 13, 2023 Gil Bailie Blog “The greatest risk will result from attempting to be wiser than God has made us, and to outstep in the...Read more
10Jun Adeodatus, renewing education one conference at a time June 10, 2023 Rico McCahon Blog If you didn’t know about the Adeodatus Conference on Catholic Education and Culture, you should! Organized by friend and co-worker...Read more
Running into Girard at The Lamp
Fr. Longenecker’s Full Interview with Gil Bailie
Gil Bailie and Fr. Longenecker
Preserving a Nation . . .
A fundamental method of social progress…
Prophetic insight by Giorgio Agamben
A Homily Inspired by René Girard
Grapefruit Moon – Geoff Wood, requiescat in pace
Attempting to be wiser than God made us . . .
Adeodatus, renewing education one conference at a time