Month: May 2017

• Liturgy & Pastoral

  

  Mexico City The mask stares out, eyes appalled, black and glassy. He is anonymous and intensely personal; he sees the opiate addicts and the basement dwellers, the alienated-enfranchised; all the darkness of the developed world, so that it dominates his view and is reflected in his eyes and slowly suffuses his corneas. From here it […]

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  May 15, 2017

  Essays