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Everything from the previous list is still in-progress, but I finished the below in the mean time.

...went well.

Whether it's apparent from recent posts or not, my online reading is decreasing.

Grieving for Beauty One clarifying summer day -- Elizabeth Oldfield in More Fully Alive “On Living in an Atomic Age” -- C.

My challenge for the year ahead.

Useful Obscure Web Resources Someone shared this list as a graphic meme, so I went through it and found the links to each site.

Wrapping-up my "Read Recently" series as I shift back to reading books and clear my podcast queue.

To keep myself off my phone, I print articles out (reader view, four-pages-per-sheet, double-sided), fold them twice and stuff them in my pocket for later, then onto my shelf if they were particularly good.

The medieval understanding of intelligence is exactly what we need in the age of A.I. -- Boyd Taylor Coolman in America Magazine Dance Or Die the radical embodiment of wholesome Catholic swing-dancing culture -- Esther Berry in The Literate Woman Where's…

I just watched the Odyssey, and thought it was great.

William Desmond.

"Silence" by William Brownsberger in Communio 36 (Winter 2009) "Reflections on the Right Use of School Studies with a View to the Love of God" by Simone Weil in Waiting for God A Prayer for the Teaching of Mathematics by James Drimalla in Mere Orthodoxy My