Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet — how a homeless man’s singing became a contemporary classic ig.ft.com/life-of-a-song… via Financial Times

#OTD in 1881, French #Jesuit priest, philosopher and paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, SJ, was born. Get to know him on this #AMDG podcast with Sr. Kathy Duffy, SSJ, PhD: ow.ly/UnPv50RtSft

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A very happy Oakapple Day from this trippy plate which looks like it could be a still from Yellow Submarine but in fact is from the 1670s.

Painted in 2008, 'Pancake Breakfast,' by Wayne Thiebaud, continues his exploration of using food as a metaphor for American prosperity, consumerism, and cultural identity. Thiebaud began his career as an 'in-betweener' at the Disney Studios in Los Angeles filling in the

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'Art is contemplation. It is the pleasure of the mind which searches into nature and which there divines the spirit of which Nature herself is animated.' Auguste Rodin (via apoetreflects) aliveonallchannels

ニューヨーク・フィル&バーンスタイン New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra/Leonard Bernstein(cond.) ラフマニノフピアノ協奏曲第2番も名演✨ youtu.be/GBdSlXDgOwA?si… みなさま良い一日を🍀 #WilliamKapell #ウィリアムカペル

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France asks Brussels for extra delay on spending plans - on.ft.com/3MYQPxP via Financial Times

Diary of a garden rescue: Patrick Grant goes on an orchard replanting crusade - on.ft.com/3ZHIB4O via Financial Times

What I learned while being bedbound - on.ft.com/3XYnDgD via Financial Times

There were giants in the land once

Going to make this my Lenten reading material

Delighted to learn last night that the Bodleian contains a book that is made up entirely of slices of American cheese.

La résurrection de #NotreDameDeParis ! paris-visites-guidees.com

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American tourists often say things like “We’re going to London to meet The King!” These Americans literally did….