Old Narnia and Old England
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:36:05-05:00Delving deeper, or further up and further in, to Prince Caspian... Old Narnia and Old England - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Holy Fools and Unholy Falls
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:34:20-05:00Joseph Pearce on EWTN examining holy foolishness and unholy folly in Don Quixote, Paradise Lost and The Betrothed... Holy Fools and Unholy Falls - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Flower of Scotland
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:32:02-05:00Celebrating an unsung hero from the Scottish highlands... Flower of Scotland - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Is Beauty True?
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:30:12-05:00What is beauty's relationship with truth? Beauteous Truth - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Flannery O’Connor: Wildcat or Hound of Heaven?
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:27:09-05:00Comparing the newly released film on Flannery O'Connor with her newly published unfinished novel. Does the film do Flannery justice? Flannery O'Connor: Wildcat or Hound of Heaven? - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Celebrating Chesterton and Fulton Sheen
Joseph Pearce2024-05-26T14:24:20-05:00The new issue of the St. Astin Review celebrates the lives and legacies of G. K. Chesterton and Venerable Fulton Sheen... Celebrating Chesterton and Fulton Sheen - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
A Unique Selection of Essays by Joseph Pearce
Joseph Pearce2024-05-18T05:38:15-05:00Check out Joseph Pearce's new page on Vineyard... Picking My Fruits from the Vine - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
Remembering the “Forgotten” Chesterton
Joseph Pearce2024-05-18T05:32:57-05:00On the 150th anniversary of his birth, G. K. Chesterton is neither forgotten nor forsaken but growing in global influence... Remembering the "Forgotten" G. K. Chesterton - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
A New Adventure in Catholic Education
Joseph Pearce2024-05-18T05:28:46-05:00Joseph Pearce will be teaching an online course for the newly founded Rosary College this Fall semester. Why not join him in this new adventure? Find out more... Rosary College: A New Adventure in Catholic Education - Joseph Pearce (jpearce.co)
King Lear’s Roman Britain
Daniel J. Heisey2024-05-15T05:06:14-05:00In 1934, Cole Porter, in his song “You’re the Top,” from his hit Broadway show Anything Goes, referred to a Shakespeare sonnet as an example of perfection, and in 1948 he based his musical comedy, Kiss Me, Kate, on Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. Still, something more important than Shakespeare’s influence on America’s greatest lyric [...]