When Nature Responds to Our Questions
CultureFrom a Nobel Laureate stirred by the exhibitions to mathematicians passionate about the “force of evidence,” here are the scientists who participated in the Meeting.
Culture - 2007
Reflections of an Anglican
CultureOne of the most open and acute minds in British philosophy was a guest of the Cultural Center in Milan this past February 27th. From the Anglican world, an example of the broadening of reason, in harmony with the Pope’s invitation.
Fatherhood and Source
CultureWhat does it mean to be father today? More than merely a role to fill, fatherhood is about source and generating. The following contributions document the centrality and meaning of fatherhood from ancient to modern times.
Haydn's March
CultureIn his time Franz Joseph Haydn was labeled Papa Haydn for his paternal care and acknowledgment of other composers of his time. Here we examine his generosity as a peer and his influence as a musician.
The Wound of Beauty
CultureThe Canadian writer and painter, Michael D. O’Brien speaks to Traces of his relationship with beauty, of his wonder before the Mystery of reality, of freedom, of being both sons and beggars, and of love as knowledge.