One look out the window into the reality of 2020—a year of pestilence, political upheaval, natural disasters, racial tension, loss of livelihood, closed schools, empty ballparks, mask-shaming—and it’s easy to understand the metastasizing grief and fear that can hijack our senses and our inspiration (not to mention our faith). The Ancient Greeks believed they Holschuh were inspired by the Muses (from where we get the verb to muse, as well as the noun music), nine goddesses on whose mercy the creativity, wisdom, and insight of all artists and thinkers depended. I read that poets like Homer, Virgil, and Ovid were ...