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A new blog which collects various writings from one of the wisest - perhaps the wisest - philosopher I know, a former teacher from , a model Thomist and a sage. Highly recommended resource.

— Jonathan Culbreath (@maestrojmc)

If, like recent graduate Jonathan Culbreath (’17) you are looking for words of wisdom from one of ���ϲ�����’s most beloved tutors, you are in luck! Alumnus Dr. John Francis Nieto (’89), a member of the California teaching faculty, has launched a blog, , which, as its names suggests, serves as a repository of Dr. Nieto’s musings, essays, and other literary endeavors.

“In this blog, I think you will encounter the thought of a wise man,” writes Dr. Nieto’s colleague and fellow alumnus Dr. Andrew Seeley (’87). “A man of wide experience, talent, energy, and commitment, he has been a political activist, a playwright, a poet, a man of prayer, a schola director, an acclaimed amateur chef, a whiskey connoisseur, a linguist, a dedicated and revered teacher. … Above all, he has been a student of the great minds — ancient and modern, theological, philosophical, mathematical, scientific, poetical, and musical — in a particular way of St. Thomas and Aristotle.”

covers a range of topics as broad as its creator’s varied interests — including, as Dr. Seeley describes it, “metaphysics, quantitative abstraction, illumination, participation, being another Christ, poetry, Dante, and much more.” To name just a few of the posts: , , , , and .

Enjoy!