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Anthony Domestico
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Columnist, Commonweal Magazine
New Haven
Beats
Adventure Travel , Fly Fishing , Climate Change , The Environment
Anything outside Wales!
Content
By Anthony Domestico, Stephen Pope, George Scialabba, Helen Rouner| Commonweal Magazine Verified Nate Klug’s chapbook Beautiful Meteor (The Economy Press, $15, 22 pp.) gets its epigraph and title from a speech Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered to Harvard Divinity School’s graduating class of 1838. In it, the ex-Unitarian Emerson criticized institutional Christianity: partly on the grounds that believers must “dare to love God without mediator or veil,” partly because ministers seemed to suggest that, while miracles once happened, they no longer did.
By Anthony Domestico, Mollie Wilson O’Reilly, Austen Ivereigh, Michael N. Okińczyc-Cruz| Commonweal Magazine Verified As my colleagues and I approached the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) headquarters on Ida B. Wells Drive in downtown Chicago, we rolled our small carts that were overflowing with signs, speakers, megaphones, buttons, clipboards, and umbrellas. The umbrellas were a necessary addition that day as the clouds forebodingly loomed over the tall, ominous building that immigrant families visit each day for their appointments with DHS and ICE officials.
By Anthony Domestico, Stephen Pope, George Scialabba, Helen Rouner| Commonweal Magazine Verified Nate Klug’s chapbook Beautiful Meteor (The Economy Press, $15, 22 pp.) gets its epigraph and title from a speech Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered to Harvard Divinity School’s graduating class of 1838. In it, the ex-Unitarian Emerson criticized institutional Christianity: partly on the grounds that believers must “dare to love God without mediator or veil,” partly because ministers seemed to suggest that, while miracles once happened, they no longer did.
Company Info
Commonweal Magazine
Commonweal Magazine is the oldest independent lay-edited Catholic journal in the United States, founded in 1924 and based in New York City. The magazine focuses on various topics, including social justice, ecumenism, just-war teaching, liturgical renewal, women's issues, and the relationship between Catholicism and liberal democracy. Its name reflects a commitment to the public good. Commonweal publishes eleven print issues annually, featuring editorials, essays, poetry, and reviews, with a circulation of about 20,000. The magazine also offers online content, including daily articles and an archive of past issues. Additionally, it hosts a twice-monthly podcast that explores the intersection of faith, politics, and culture. Commonweal sponsors in-person and virtual discussions, including biannual dinners that present the Catholic in the Public Square Award. The magazine operates as a not-for-profit through the Commonweal Foundation, promoting civil debate on faith and public life.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1924