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… that “august princess,” our Lady, St. Michael the Archangel, St. Patrick missionary to the pagans, St. Josephine Bakhita who “embroidered and tended the door.” And St. Bruno, who walked into the wilderness of la Grande Chartreuse not thinking of health care. Pray for us.
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I am the Irish tribesman
Oh come on let’s go study the Regensburg lecture
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because you can't invent visions of jewels giving off music
Category Archives: the Jane Eyre project
First Fridays project — month 4
We began in January in subzero weather, and today we awaken still to a fresh dusting of snow on the roofs of April. Meanwhile, reading through Simon Callow’s sparkling biography of Orson Welles, pursuant to the Jane Eyre project, I … Continue reading
The Jane Eyre project: we finish the 1983 film version (Dickensian authenticity vs. Byronic storms)
I have two complaints only. One, we cannot have Mr. Rochester crying. I’m terribly sorry, even while I happily affirm Timothy Dalton’s performance is excellent in this painful scene. But when Charlotte Bronte has him weep in Jane’s presence, one … Continue reading
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