
Cover illustration by Virginia De La Lastra
Medieval Minds (Fall 2020)
Cosmos
Annie Crawford on Holy Wonder
Memento Mori: A Reflection on “The Ruin”
Holly Ordway on the Question of Progress
Dante for Moderns
Seth Myers on Serving Our Fellow Man
A Call to Lament: An Apologetic Study of the Anglo-Saxon Elegies
Alison DeLong on Comprehending Struggle and Responding to It
Chronological Snobbery: In Reply to Contemporary Petrarchs
Donald Catchings on Valuing the Past
The Gravity of Sin: Truth in the Grotesque in Dante’s Inferno
Cherish Nelson on the Depths of Evil
The Quest of the Golden Queen
Karise Gililland on the Lady and the Dragon
Christ, Our Hero at Calvary: Meaning and Metaphor in Beowulf and “The Dream of the Rood”
Alex Markos on Understanding the Resurrection
Death and Redemption for the Modern Heart: What We Can Learn from the Anglo-Saxon Elegy
Sandra Hicks on Christ, the Warrior-King
Thomas Aquinas: Understanding Evil
Annie Nardone on Darkness and Life
Hogwarts in History: The Neo-Medieval Vision of Harry Potter
Annie Crawford on Our Love of the Medieval
The Book of Kells
Jacqueline Medcalf on Seeing a Wonder
An Unlikely Witness
Korine Martinez on the Perspective of the Cross
Wearing One’s Habits: Aristotle, Aquinas, and the Making of a Virtuous Man
Karise Gililland on Cultivating Goodness
The Dream of the Crown
Donald Catchings on Piercing His Brow
Hagia Sophia and the Evidential Power of Beauty: Divine Architecture as Apologetics
Ted Wright on Truth in Stone
Death, Grief, & Hope in Pearl
Carla Alvarez on Progressing through Grief
The Venerable Bede: Following the Medieval Christian Footpath
Annie Nardone on Preserving History
Francis of Assisi
Seth Myers on Medieval Relevance