Sweet Unrest
Renée Darline Rodenimagine if Keats had a newsletter
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 327 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Anarchy for a Real Dark Age
Was deeply honored that this essay on young Catholic Worker communities and the anarchism that is helping them grow was the featured essay in the August issue of the Catholic Agitator, the newspaper of the Los Angeles Catholic Worker commun...
the life-suckers
Our relationship with life seems to be in crisis today. Everything that appears as a “limit” — incapacity, illness, old age, suffering, vulnerability — tends to be seen primarily as a defect to be corrected, rather than as a reality through...
Martha in Late Capitalism
My friend shared yesterday that there’s a new build—a luxury condominium community, in fact—on the market in South Bend. It’s called The Parisi, and if you sign up for their email newsletter, you can “stay ahead of the market.”
It’s called...
small miracles
We continue in our fourteenth year of feeding our brother and clothing him and sheltering him and the more we do it the more we realize that the most important thing is to love. There are several families with us, destitute families, destit...
"God still has a job"
Maggie’s Garden - a tomato garden for and by a woman who is allergic to tomatoes. Let the reader understand.
You, O Lord, are my lamp
my God who lightens my darkness.
With you I can break through any barrier,
with my God I can scale any...
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