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Prudentius’s Psychomachia (5th century AD) is one of the first and one of the most influential of…

In a contribution to Petrarch: A Critical Guide to the Complete Works Teodolinda Barolini contrasts the love poetry…

Romantic thinkers, perhaps most especially Johann Gottfried Herder, developed an organic conception of nationhood. A nation is…

Nations are “imagined communities,” and one of the ways nations imagine themselves is to imagine themselves as…

CS. Lewis describes the formation of medieval allegorism in his classic Allegory of Love. He begins by distinguishing between…

Christians have watched in helpless horror at the release of videos of masked ISIS warriors shooting and…

Officials: Islamic Extremist’s Misfire Foiled Attack on Paris Christians The Chicago Tribune Up in Smoke—Plain Packaging and…

Conrad Rudolph’s The Mystic Ark is the product of impressive scholarship. Its focus is on the image of…

In his English Literature in the Sixteenth Century, CS Lewis makes two deflationary comments about the effects…

Pope Francis: Europe’s Christians and Jews Must Stand Together to Defeat Persecution Cindy Wooden, The Catholic Herald…

Teaching and learning never take place in no-place. They are always in an environment. The issue is…

“The dead do not praise Yahweh, nor do any who do down into silence” (Psalm 115:17). It’s…

RW Southern (Making of the Middle Ages) sees a commonality between the romances of of the high middle…

The latest issue of the Georgia Bulletin, newspaper of the Atlanta Archdiocese, announces a new pastoral plan aimed at…

Relocating Enchantment Charlie Clark, Fare Forward Friends, This is Not Tolerance Kathryn Jean Lopez,  National Review ‘Reading Lists,…