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31.5 — September/October 2018
Unsaintly Saintliness
on Graham Greene's Whisky Priest
31.4 — July/August 2018
High on the Lolo
on God's Pictures of Life & Death & Eternity
30.4 — July/Aug 2017
Ritual & Word Play
on Ancient & Modern Witnesses to a Fruitful Endowment
29.2 — March/April 2016
The Signs of Silence
Many Have Glimpsed a Mystery in the Quiet Intervals
27.2 — March/April 2014
Cormac McCarthy & the Ironwork Elm
The Dark Novels of an Enigmatic Writer Show Signs of Embedded Grace
10.4 — Fall 1997
Brother Dostoevsky
Selected Letters of Fyodor Dostoyevsky
edited by Joseph Frank & David Goldstein
9.2 — Spring 1996
The Workshop of Worship
On Recovering Poetry for Our Children
3.4 — Winter 1990
Poor Myshkin
Dostoevsky’s Failed Fool-in-Christ
3.1 — Winter 1989
Dante’s Puzzle
The Riddle of Papal Power
2.3 — Spring 1988
Selected Letters of Fyodor Dostoyevsky
edited by Joseph Frank and David I. Goldstein translated by Andrew R. MacAndrew
2.1 — Fall 1987
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