My review of a disappointing book on Chesterton has just been published by Faith and Culture. Those wishing to see the venting of my spleen should read on …

https://www.faithandculture.com/home/2018/9/12/cheapening-chesterton

In my latest articles for the “Adages” feature for Faith & Culture I muse upon Hopkins’ poem, “God’s Grandeur”:

https://www.faithandculture.com/home/2018/9/12/the-world-is-charged-with-the-grandeur-of-god

Those wondering how I can make such a grandiose claim should read on:

http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2018/09/can-shakespeare-save-civilization-joseph-pearce.html

Although I know that very few people will be able to read it, I thought I’d post this article of mine on the gift of children with Down syndrome, which has just been translated and published by a pro-life website in Romania:

http://www.culturavietii.ro/2018/09/15/unii-dintre-noi-sunt-aici-sa-ne-invete-lectii-de-la-fiul-nostru-cu-dizabilitati/

I am quoted in an article published today by Aleteia on the Sheen Center for Faith and Culture in New York City, which staged my play Death Comes for the War Poets last year. It’s gratifying to see this worthy cultural and evangelical initiative getting the attention it deserves:

https://aleteia.org/2018/09/14/sheen-center-offers-arts-and-theology-in-one-of-new-yorks-hippest-neighborhoods/

The National Catholic Register has just published my mild disagreement with George Weigel on approaches to Catholic education:

http://www.ncregister.com/blog/josephpearce/catholic-education-agreeing-and-not-quite-agreeing-with-george-weigel

An interview on my most recent book that I did originally with Catholic World Report has just been republished by the Imaginative Conservative:

http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2018/09/narnia-grown-ups-joseph-pearce.html

Who are the Celts? In an article of mine just published by Faith & Culture I muse upon the forty shades of green which constitute the Celtic enigma:

https://www.faithandculture.com/home/2018/9/11/for-the-great-gaels-of-ireland

The National Catholic Register has just published my musings on Chesterton’s musings on the meaning of progress.

http://www.ncregister.com/blog/josephpearce/g.k.-chesterton-and-the-meaning-of-progress

In my latest article for Faith & Culture, I contemplate Pilate’s question.

https://www.faithandculture.com/home/2018/8/28-quid-est-veritas