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Angelica Reis
Know Any Josephs? His Name Day Is Coming
St. Joseph’s Day is coming up on March 19.
3/18/2024
Featured
Arts & Tradition
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Michelle Plastrik
The Book of Esther in Art
The holiday of Purim celebrates the heroine Queen Esther and her deliverance of the Jews from the ancient Persian Empire.
3/17/2024
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Traditional Culture
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James Sale
We Need to Undertake an Odyssey Toward Wisdom
In the third and final part of the series “Can Athene help you find Wisdom?,” we look at what the goddess’s appearance and gifts can teach us.
3/13/2024
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Music
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Rebecca Day
‘Texas’s Celtic Woman’
American singer Misty Posey creates Celtic-classical music that inspires listeners with captivating vocals and traditional stylings
3/10/2024
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History
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Dustin Bass
March: The Start and End of the Cold War
Speeches, spy trials, deaths and defections: how, through history, a week in March held some of the most significant moments of the Cold War.
3/10/2024
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Arts & Tradition
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Kate Vidimos
Leo Tolstoy’s Short Story, ‘How Much Land Does a Man Need?’
The famous Russian author tells what happens when enough is never enough.
3/19/2024
Music
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Ariane Triebswetter
How Classical Opera Portrays the Soul
In this installment of ‘Opera Through the Ages,’ we enjoy the unadorned melodies and realistic stories of classical opera.
3/18/2024
Traditional Culture
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Angelica Reis
Know Any Josephs? His Name Day Is Coming
St. Joseph’s Day is coming up on March 19.
3/18/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Michelle Plastrik
The Book of Esther in Art
The holiday of Purim celebrates the heroine Queen Esther and her deliverance of the Jews from the ancient Persian Empire.
3/17/2024
Traditional Culture
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Angelica Reis
Why Shamrocks Are the Symbol of St. Patrick’s Day
The plant was adopted as a symbol of Ireland in the 18th century.
3/15/2024
Traditional Culture
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James Sale
We Need to Undertake an Odyssey Toward Wisdom
In the third and final part of the series “Can Athene help you find Wisdom?,” we look at what the goddess’s appearance and gifts can teach us.
3/13/2024
Arts & Tradition
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Marlena Figge
Byron’s Poem, ‘The Destruction of Sennacherib’
Based on the biblical account found in 2 Kings 17-19, the poem recounts the Israelites’ victory over the Assyrian army.
3/10/2024
Music
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Rebecca Day
‘Texas’s Celtic Woman’
American singer Misty Posey creates Celtic-classical music that inspires listeners with captivating vocals and traditional stylings
3/10/2024
History
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Dustin Bass
March: The Start and End of the Cold War
Speeches, spy trials, deaths and defections: how, through history, a week in March held some of the most significant moments of the Cold War.
3/10/2024
American Essence
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Rebecca Day
Thomas Jefferson’s Passion for Music Began a Civic Tradition Still Celebrated Today
Founding Father Thomas Jefferson helped establish the United States Marine Band, which performs buoyant music at every inauguration.
3/9/2024