@HatlessCowboy Wow. Treasures!
There is a library in rural Spain that is a treasure. I’m not a biological heir, but a descendant of the literary will that built that word-horde. Who will save it?
It’s an ocean away, but I hope to return with my scanner!
(ceince in Berlanga de Duero)
The New Rite, written to be like the Old Rite, is performed according to new purposes.
Ad populum is one of the fundamental shifts, a widening gyre, a wedge…between two hermeneutics that can’t be reconciled. It’s either a sacrifice or something else.
One of the myriad ways in which the New Rite written is not the same as the New Rite performed.
@johnbyronkuhner The big “science of reading” series that upended literacy education all over the country ended with HOPE. In Steubenville. A nation pinning/pining its reading hopes on what was once done there.
If they’re right, couldn’t be in a better (literary) place!