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The Evolution of T.S. Eliot
The Canticle of Creatures
WOF 392: Poetry, Beauty, and the Shock of Grace w/ Fr. Paul Murray, OP
Seeds
What is that Knocking? Poetry, Beauty, and the Shock of Grace – Fr. Paul Murray OP
As Kingfishers Catch Fire: Gerard Manley Hopkins’ Christ-Centered Vision
The Importance of the Moral Imagination
Learning from Old Literature: A Reflection on “The Ruin”
Czesław Miłosz and the Passionate Pursuit of the Real
Episode Twenty-Two: “The Hound of Heaven” by Francis Thompson” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
St. John Paul II, the Polish Poet
Episode Twenty-One: “The Dream of Gerontius” By John Henry Newman – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Twenty: “The Pillar of the Cloud” By John Henry Newman – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Cycle C
Episode Nineteen: “The Return of Eve” By G.K. Chesterton – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
“My Childhood’s Future” – An Original Poem by Dr. Holly Ordway
Episode Eighteen: “The Donkey” By G.K. Chesterton – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Seventeen: “The Blessed Virgin Compared to the Air We Breathe” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Sixteen: “Adoro Te Devote” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Fifteen: “That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire and of the comfort of the Resurrection” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Fourteen: “At the Wedding March” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Thirteen: “The Habit of Perfection” – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Twelve: “Heaven-Haven” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Eleven: “The Lantern out of Doors” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Ten: “Hurrahing in Harvest” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Nine: “Patience” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Eight: “Pied Beauty” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Seven: “No Worst, There is None” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Six: “The Starlight Night” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Five: “Spring” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Four: “As Kingfishers Catch Fire” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Three: “The May Magnificat” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode Two: “Spring and Fall” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Episode One: “God’s Grandeur” by Gerard Manley Hopkins – Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie
Thoughts for the Worrier
Christ at the Center: Gerard Manley Hopkins’ “As kingfishers catch fire”
“He Who Has an Ear, Let Him Hear”: A Poem and Reflection
Why Christina Rossetti’s “A Better Resurrection” is Lenten Food for 2021
Learning by Heart with Miss Duffy
Classic Poetry with Jonathan Roumie Trailer
Invitations from the Frost of Autumn
Never Destroying, Forever Mending: The Wisdom of a Wall
Extraordinary, Incomplete Science
Spiritual Communion: “We Share Now in the Servant’s Wonder”
Your Story and Mine: Why Everyone Should Read Classic Literature
The Cardinal Who Loves Chesterton: An Interview with Cardinal Thomas Collins
Dante’s Roadmap to Paradise
