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On Wendell Berry: Limits in a limitless age
On Sunday afternoon, I was at a picnic with the other parents in our homeschool co-op. One new couple was almost comically typical of our beautiful little Catholic bubble: She had been a third-grade teacher at a classical Catholic school. He worked in the military-industrial complex. As toddlers toddled around us, our grade-school daughters walked…
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At the end of today’s Morning Memo, I tucked in a remembrance of Wendell Berry, who has died at 92....
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On Sunday afternoon, I was at a picnic with the other parents in our homeschool co-op. One new couple was almost comically typical of our beautiful little Catholic bubble: She had been a third-grade teacher at a classical Catholic school. He worked in the military-industrial complex. As toddlers toddled around us, our grade-school daughters walked…
The great Kentucky writer and farmer believed in knowing your neighbors and local soil, and in guarding the memory of memories against the machinelike march of progress, writes Rod Dreher.
The great writer of rural America spent a lifetime defending the land, the local, and the human.
What the late writer taught us about truth, marriage, and faith.
To read Wendell Berry is to become painfully aware that history has taken a turn, and not for the better. The Kentucky author, who died Monday at age 92, was one of the great men of American letters. He was a prolific novelist, poet, and essayist whose ideas rankled people of every political stripe. Meeting ...
