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Who Was Flannery O’Connor and Why Is She Being Canceled?
By the time of her death in Georgia in 1964, O’Connor had come to express strong support for the civil rights movement and applauded the gains already made in racial relations. Today she’s being accused of racism.
Loyola University Maryland Renaming Dorm That Honored Flannery O’Connor
Flannery O'Connor's name will be replaced on the Loyola residence hall with that of Sr. Thea, whose cause for canonization was opened in 2018 by the Diocese of Jackson.
Why Scorsese and Springsteen Love Flannery O’Connor
O’Connor wrote about losers and misfits; Scorsese makes films about them; Springsteen sings of them.
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Southern and Uncompromisingly Catholic: Flannery O’Connor Chosen for New Postage Stamp
The "forever" stamp featuring the award-winning American author will be available June 5.
Flannery O’Connor’s Spiritual Children Are Alive and Well
The ‘Catholic Literary Imagination’ conference in Los Angeles drew writers, scholars and students from across the country to discuss their craft.
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Michael White Wins Tuscany Prize for Catholic Fiction
The author's prizewinning novel Resting Places recounts a woman’s cross-country search for meaning after her son’s accidental death.
