Cosmos the in Lost

11/17/2025

Terence Sweeney on the universal destination of goods.

10/09/2025

Many competing movements claimed the late, eminent moral philosopher, whose encompassing critique of modernity made him an outsider despite his outsized influence.

10/07/2025

Paul Dumouchel on the present moment.

11/03/2024

I know what's going on my gravestone.

11/01/2024

Pawel Rojek, Artur Grabowski, and Krzysztof Zanussi with perfect product placement of my translation of Józef Tischner's The Philosophy of Drama, published by University of Notre Dame Press at the Notre Dame de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference!

10/31/2024

The theology of the Sacred Heart is a theology of grace and of freedom. It is a theology of grace because it deals with the incarnate love of God in the flesh and blood, the life and death, the passion and Resurrection of the Only Begotten Son. It is a theology of freedom because, first, it deals with the eternal freedom of God to love this sin-sick world in his Son, and, second, it deals with human freedom that responds to this offer.
--Lenny DeLorenzo

h/t John Cavadini

Leonard DeLorenzo on grace and freeedom. 

10/27/2024

Your annual reminder, Jay Martin and M.O. White.

10/25/2024

This is so richly-deserved.

Congratulations to Gary Anderson for this high honor from The American Academy of Sciences and Letters!!!

10/24/2024

What is contemplation? To be sure, the ordinary use and everyday understanding of the term would suggest that here there is no real mystery to ponder.
--Steven DeLay

Stephen DeLay on the movements of the soul.

10/22/2024

Wojtyla, like Francis, insists that beneath all these differences is our participation in the most comprehensive community: humanity. As a human being, I am a neighbor to all humans.
--James Jacobs

James Jacobs on fraternity. 

10/21/2024

The saint is not interested in wealth. Money as such has no attractive power for him; he will neither strive to become wealthy nor consider it a great fortune if wealth should be bestowed on him without his intervention.
--Dietrich von Hildebrand

Dietrich von Hildebrand on avarice. 

10/21/2024

For real.