The Compleat Catholic Reader
Lisa Nicholas, Ph. D.Discussing good stories, great literature, the Greatest Story Ever Told, and how to get the most out of them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Subscribers | Read | readpraylive.substack.com |
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Literature, Prayer, and the Good Life
Read ✚ Pray ✚ Live is a multi-strand discussion of how to live the best life, through the life of prayer and the wisdom of literature. It combines two existing blogs with one new one, to create one big discussion of the wisdom of Christian ...
How the Psalms of Lament Opened the Bible for Me
King David playing his harp.
Insider Secrets for Reading Great Literature
BACK WHEN I WAS TEACHING in the college classroom, I began each semester by giving my students a syllabus for the course. The syllabus outlined the course as it would play out over fifteen weeks or so and let students know what to expect, h...
The Whole World in the Palm of Her Hand
IN THE PREVIOUS “SHOWING,” of Christ with His head freshly crowned with thorns and bleeding copiously, we saw that peculiar comfort that Christians take in Christ’s Passion. Non-Christians might find it perverse or ghoulish to take comfort ...
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A Catholic of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, with a doctorate in literature from the University of Dallas and a penchant for reading, thinking, and writing about the mysteries of life.
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