Nathan McWeeney
Nathan McWeeneyI write about the tensions, overlaps and contradictions between Catholic traditions and modernity. Sometimes I write about my feelings. PhD candidate in Religious Studies at the University of Southern California. Collector of bird-themed stickers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | therestlesssoul.substack.com |
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Men who fear showing any interest in fashion
I grew up in a working class town in the high desert of Southern California during the 90s and early 2000s. In this time and place, men expressed mixed feelings about fashion. The men I knew back then would not use the word fashion to descr...
What is a boy to do with his McWeeney? / On making sense of humiliating features of our lives
My birth name is Nathan John McWeeney and I was born on a warm August night in 1985. People often ask me how to pronounce my last name. I always do my best to confuse them. I mumble, “It’s MacWenney.” It works, they usually get confused. As...
My life with the pope
When we are kids, we talk about all of the things we want to be when we grow up. Until about age 15, I thought of nothing practical. For the most part I have never thought of something practical. I went through a phase where I thought it wo...
Manifestation
When I first graduated high school, I moved into a party house, enrolled part time in a junior college, and proceeded to earn my usual 2.5GPA. One evening I sat on the roof of our house with my friend,
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Experimental artist and writer. I write a lot about evolving faith, art, philosophy of art and religion. Sometimes I write about my feelings.
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