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Hey Keith Little & Andrew Petiprin — I loved y’all’s latest episode! You kept me company at the grocery store.

Veni, Sancte Spiritus Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your love. Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created, and you shall renew the face of the earth. Let us pray. O God, who have taught the hearts of the faithful by

I’m really respecting the main character energy from this bird

I like this idea. Consider that for much of human history, the faithful barely knew who the pope even *was.* We don’t need to know his daily thoughts; we need him to lead us.

St. Isidore, pray for us!

This is an excellent book. Recommend.

The best great books group on X📚🔥 6/17 The Bacchae Part I with Dr. Frank Grabowski 6/24 The Bacchae Part II with Dr. Frank Grabowski 7/1 Roundtable on the Tragic Plays with the Crew 7/8 The Clouds by Aristophanes with Zena Hitz 7/15 The Frogs by Aristophanes with Tsh Oxenreider

Earlier this month I led a group of 70 (70!) of us down the Rhine River as we witnessed Cologne Cathedral, medieval towns like Speyer, Strasbourg, and Colmar, the Black Forest region, the Alps, and more. There’s no way to fully summarize the beauty of our time together, but

Addressing the crowds in English, Pope Leo XIV prays for the victims of the devastating floods in Texas: “I would like to express sincere condolences to all the families who have lost loved ones, in particular their daughters who were at summer camp, in the disaster caused by

Briefly pausing my summer break here because I’m getting lots of messages asking whether our family is safe from the Central Texas floods. Thanks be to God, we are safe. We live two blocks from the San Gabriel River, and after 15 inches of solid rain the evening of July 4, it

TODAY we are discussing The Frogs by Aristophanes with Tsh Oxenreider. The play tells the comedic story of Dionysus deciding all the new tragic poets are terrible, so he travels to Hades to bring back Euripides to help save Athen’s from her moral decay.😂 Join us!📚

Enjoyable read. "...the point of life isn't comfort or happiness; the point of life is to become more fully human. And the most human human to walk the earth was Jesus Christ..." This IS the Life You're Meant For 💪, by Tsh Oxenreider thecommon.place/p/thisisthelif…

Finalized the reading plan for my high school classical humanities class this next year. (Not pictured: excerpts from Plutarch, Church fathers, and the Bible.)