Why would someone who has lived nearly their entire life disabled, at the mercy of doctors’ surgeries, in need of a variety of technical apparatus like walkers, braces and wheelchairs, […]
Why would someone who has lived nearly their entire life disabled, at the mercy of doctors’ surgeries, in need of a variety of technical apparatus like walkers, braces and wheelchairs, […]
Images of the work described in this piece can be found below the article in the attached slide show. My brother Jules turned 30 this past Saturday so it was the perfect […]
Some may know the story, but when I was in eighth grade I got in trouble for using liquid paper to graffiti my English teacher’s bookcase with the term “u […]
Like so many of you, one of the many joys of the Christmas season is to be able to share a meal with friends and family. I am ‘twice blessed,’ […]
Two years ago, Fr. Dan invited me to co-host a Lenten Film Series that explored the cinematic interpretations of the Catholic priesthood. This is the introduction to the second film […]
I find it fitting that on this Dia de los Muertos, or All Souls Day, I’m reminded of having recently picked up and re-read Walt Whitman’s seminal book of poetry, […]
The River of Life and The African Queen If you’ve read my writing or have had a conversation with me for longer than ten minutes, you know I am a […]
For anyone who has ever attended one of our plays at the Academy of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, particularly our comedies, you know I love to fill them with […]
“Never talk about art, unless you can show it,” said my former professor. In that spirit, all items mentioned in this post can be viewed in the gallery below. […]
Welcome to the new blog on the intersection between faith and culture entitled Arcadia! I’m so happy you’re here and hopefully will stick around bi-weekly as we delve into some […]