This coming week I’m going to be in Princeton at a seminar on a recent volume of essays by Elizabeth Anscombe, which means that blogging will be sparse to, well, sparser than sparse from my end. (Though given how it’s been the past few weeks, will anyone notice the difference? I’ve currently got a half-written post on Caritas in Veritate that I hope to get up before hopping on the plane this morning, but if I don’t manage to do that it will likely have to wait until next weekend. In any case I’m grateful to be leaving you all with my very capable co-blogger as I work to ensure that my Jersey accent hasn’t fully disappeared. Have a nice week, all.
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