Charlotte Ostermann

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Salon Season 14

Salon 14 cardThe Catholic Creatives Salon invites you to read the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins together in Season 14. Love, love, love his poetry…can’t wait to share it!

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Filed Under: About Art, Community & Culture, Education for Freedom, Innovation & Creativity, My Reading, Radically Evangelical Tagged With: Christ, dragonflies, Gerard Manley Hopkins, kingfishers, play, Poetry, Salon

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Souls at Rest: An Exploration of the Eucharistic Sabbath

Souls at Rest: An Exploration of the Eucharistic Sabbath

Souls At Work: An Invitation to Freedom

Souls At Work: An Invitation to Freedom

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You Are a Triangle

This ‘Triangle Talk’ is a way of speaking about the interiority and freedom of the human person. It’s something of a beginner’s guide to the interior life. It gives us a very easy-to-use ‘language’ for communication about very serious spiritual realities, and helps us have some distance from intensely personal issues. It began as a […]

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Sabbath – Easy as ABC

Sabbath – Easy as ABC

I gave this talk as a retreat for the Daughters of Isabella during their Day of Reflection. Later on, when I was asked to contribute to the Catholic Truth Society’s Deeper Christianity Series, I was so thankful to have this structure to draw on for that booklet. Without this talk, Making Sunday Special could not […]

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Flatitudes and Floatitudes

Flatitudes and Floatitudes

Do You Suffer from PERS?!?!? In a recent talk – Home Schooling to Rock the World – I mentioned some symptoms that a person may be suffering from ‘post-Enlightenment reduction syndrome,’ (PERS) or ‘flattening’. This is the atrophy of one’s analogic sense – a reduction in the metaphoric dimension of human being. The problem is […]

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Building the Bridge

Building the Bridge

This is my most-requested audio – about how we can educate our children well, despite our own inadequacies. The Problem – We must get kids from where they are, to where they need to be; from ‘uneducated’ to ‘educated’. Given the poverty of our own education, we feel asked to do the impossible: build a […]

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Three-Dimensional Transcendentals

Three-Dimensional Transcendentals

Benedictine College hosted a Symposium for Advancing the New Evangelization in 2014. The theme was Transcendentals as Preambles to Faith, and I got to propose my take on that as a paper. Anyone who knows me could probably have bet good money I’d do something ‘three dimensional’ with that, and they’d have won those bets. […]

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Me, Free

Me, Free

FREE Parent Education Opportunity for Homeschoolers!! I’m getting ready for the 2017 Conference: Homeschooling to Rock the World and The Intellectual Life. This offer I made for you last year still stands! I am available to give FREE Parent Education presentations for small groups.  Get the pdf here. Related

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Your Worst Nightmares Might it be that some dark trends in popular culture are the manifestations of the inherent human need to grapple with the Four Last Things? Related

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Thanks to a friend who lets the Spirit move her, I now own a volume of Rainer Maria Rilke’s poetry. I’m enjoying lots of lovely morsels from In Praise of Mortality, translated by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy. Rilke wrote these Sonnets to Orpheus after the First World War left him bereft of words. He […]

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Looking for Catholic Poets

Looking for Catholic Poets

During National Poetry Month, I’m on the lookout for Catholic poets who might want a bit of promoting. It’s easy for the dead poets – they are safely in the canon, and people can recommend the best of them knowing others have vetted their work (and that they didn’t do anything too embarassing before they […]

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Giotto’s painting, The Wedding Feast at Cana, portrays the literal and spiritual senses of this story. Related

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I once got a chance to do an all-day retreat with one of the sister Apostles of the Interior Life. Naturally, I wanted to discuss the role of leisure in the formation of persons! As usual, I prayed about the upcoming event, and God brought together several threads of my contemplation to weave this talk. […]

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Women raising children stand in a very powerful place as the mediator of reality. We are great at being womb-and-placentas for our babies. We do fairly well at providing a home life that expands their contact with the wider world. We must also be, like a healthy cell wall, a semi-permeable boundary controlling incoming intellectual, […]

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