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Jun
18
Jun
A Victorian Tea Party
“There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.”...
14
Jun
Care of Youth III
"Last October I was privileged to be invited to take part in the World Congress: Child Dignity in the Digital World held at the Gregorian University in Rome and bringing together 140 participants from around the world."...
12
Jun
05
Jun
The Windhover
An English Jesuit priest, Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844 – 1889) was not widely known as a poet until after he died; his collected poems were first published in 1918 at the instigation of his friend Robert Bridges, who was at the time the Poet Laureate of England. Hopkins was both an observant lover of natural beauty and a deeply faithful man who suffered from depression, themes that reoccur in many of his poems. As a poet, he was also an experimenter, relying on alliteration, innovative meter, and created words, as well as on traditional forms such as the sonnet....
29
May
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May
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May
12
May
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Its Time for the Superhero Film to Evolve
" it is now time for studios like Marvel to fundamentally change, and reevaluate their method of filmaking in order to keep audiences interested, and more importantly, keep them buying tickets."...
09
May