Tag: Priest

  • The Collective Creativity of Workers, Part II

    The Collective Creativity of Workers, Part II

    Orientation Summing up Part I My purpose in this two-part article is to show how creativity can be understood not only at the micro level of the individual artist, but also at the macro level of world history. I began in Part I by describing the ways in which the individual artist is different from […]

  • Unbecoming American: THE Option for the Poor

    Unbecoming American: THE Option for the Poor

    Many years ago, in the previous century, an old controversy in the Latin Church was resuscitated, that of Christian poverty. Anyone who pursues the history of the Latin Church and the papal empire will find periodic disputes over the meaning of such dicta as “the poor shall inherit the Earth” or innumerable other citations attributed […]

  • Does It Really Matter Who Sits on the Throne?

    Does It Really Matter Who Sits on the Throne?

    by T.P. Wilkinson There have been recent elections in numerous principalities. The constellations by which governments — the outward and visible signs of obscured and conspiratorial power — have been formed since 2020 are not in themselves unique but have occurred with an intensity — I like here the German term Verdichtung, i.e. thickening or […]

  • In the Name of My Father

    In the Name of My Father

    For thirty years I have taken my father’s name in the vain hope that some of his exquisite writing and character would be recognized through his son’s hand.  When he died in 1993, I was devastated.  I was the middle child squeezed between seven sisters. As the only son, my father and I had a […]

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