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A Right to Authentic Community
On the right of Catholic residents to a Catholic town — and the duty to stand up and fight for the one we were promised There is a…
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One Culture, One People, One Place
On the naturalness of cultural particularity, the failure of multiculturalism, and the specific threat it poses to Ave Maria There is a distinction, largely suppressed in contemporary public…
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What Ave Maria’s Marketing Materials Won’t Tell You
On Ave Maria Development’s marketing copy, the Church it refuses to name, and how a town gets its soul There is a sentence on Ave Maria’s official website…
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Why Ave Maria Needs a Belltower
Our Lady’s Town Needs a Voice—and a Reminder Jean-François Millet painted The Angelus in 1857, and it became, within a generation, the most reproduced painting in the world.…
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The Village and the Soul
On human flourishing, the necessity of place, and what the ugliness of the modern world is actually doing to us There is a thought experiment worth conducting before…
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Ugly Architecture, Ugly Living
On the architecture of Gatherpoint, the century of ugliness that produced it, and what we owe our neighbors and our God when we build Look at the photograph.…
