Coronavirus Diary: New York, March 30
by R. R. RenoThe city’s heart beats more slowly. Continue Reading »
The city’s heart beats more slowly. Continue Reading »
A great fire, earthquake, or hurricane would call for collective action—indeed, heroic action. This crisis asks from most of us inaction. Continue Reading »
Our fear exposes the weaknesses and false promises of our worldly preoccupations. Continue Reading »
By emphasizing the technological promise and the rhetoric of preventable death, we are ensuring that this crisis will go on and on, reverberating in society for a long while to come. Continue Reading »
Death’s undertow is strong. It inspires powerful emotions, amplified by the media and echoing in our souls. Continue Reading »
Through music, we can connect with and encourage one another despite our physical separation. Continue Reading »
The New York shutdown has not suspended all the corporal works of mercy. Continue Reading »
Last week, New Yorkers might have glimpsed this Fr. Richard John Neuhaus quote displayed on the LinkNYC kiosks scattered throughout the city. Continue Reading »
We often blame the unfavorable treatment of traditional religion in contemporary art on animus or ignorance. Sometimes that’s an accurate assessment. But we underestimate how devilishly difficult it is to depict devout, God-centered characters convincingly, without making them plastic saints or . . . . Continue Reading »
The “woke” Episcopal Church of 2019 stands firmly with Team Herod. Continue Reading »