In his latest column, OSV publisher Scott Richert continues the conversation of hospitality. Reflecting on his first encounter with author Russell Kirk at Piety Hill, his ancestral home in Mecosta, Michigan, Scott writes that when ...

OSV publisher Scott Richert writes in his latest post that “Sitting on my front porch, rereading Walker Percy and writing yesterday about my mentor, Russell Kirk has sent my mind down an unexpected path of ...

Alexa: In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “It’s in our nature to want change to happen quickly — and when things need to be torn down, it can. ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that everything in modern life tries to rip us out of the present moment, this place here and this time right now, and ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “front porches have gone the way of the horses and buggies. Most modern houses are built without them, and those that do ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “we can only really get to know it when we breach its borders, walk among the trees, pay attention to the deer ...

In today’s From the Chapel post, Scott Richert writes about the love of neighbor: “Can you love every person on earth as fully as you can love your spouse? Can you love other people’s children ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” blog, OSV publisher Scott Richert recalls a quote by American political theorist James Burnham: “Where there’s no solution, there’s no problem.” Richert writes: “This is how we respond to ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert writes that “‘[T]he best way out,’ according to Robert Frost, ‘is always through.’ But then, in a different voice: ‘And I agree to that, ...

In his latest “From the Chapel” post, OSV publisher Scott Richert addresses the virtues of faith and hope. He writes: “We can look at a world beset by disease and division, by violence and hate, ...