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The Order of Love in Thomas Aquinas
The meaning of a much-invoked principle
Oct 15 • Gibbons Institute
The Moral Meaning of Work, Part II
Our contemporary crisis of work
Oct 13 • Catherine Ruth Pakaluk and Gibbons Institute
The Moral Meaning of Work, Part I
What the moral meaning of children can teach us about why we work
Oct 12 • Gibbons Institute and Catherine Ruth Pakaluk
The Influence of St. Francis of Assisi on Mediæval Art (II)
Assisi becomes the capital of Christian art: Giunta, Cimabue, Giotto, Fra Angelico, and the basilica itself. From our number of January 1883.
Oct 10 • Michael Pakaluk
The Influence of St. Francis of Assisi on Mediæval Art (I)
The poet of Assisi, and the asceticism and love of nature from which a school of art was born. From our number of January 1883.
Oct 9 • Gibbons Institute
St. Francis of Assisi and the Religious Revival in the Thirteenth Century (III)
The Christlike love of the world. From our number of October 1900.
Oct 8 • Gibbons Institute
St. Francis of Assisi and the Religious Revival in the Thirteenth Century (II)
Nature and grace, and the conversion of Francis. From our number of October 1900.
Oct 7 • Gibbons Institute
St. Francis of Assisi and the Religious Revival in the Thirteenth Century (I)
The primitive legends, and the first friars. From the archives of the Review, October 1900.
Oct 6 • Gibbons Institute
800 Unconventional Years
By the reckoning of Brother Sun, the 800th anniversary of St. Francis’s death falls on October 11
Oct 5 • Gibbons Institute
“St. Francis of Assisi”
A poem for the anniversary
Oct 4 • Michael Pakaluk
The Transitus of St. Francis
From the archives of the Review
Oct 3 • Michael Pakaluk
Everybody’s St. Francis
by Joshua C. Benson
Oct 2 • Gibbons Institute and Michael Pakaluk
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