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Articles by Mary Dudro Gordon

About Mary Dudro Gordon

Mary Dudro Gordon holds a Bachelor’s in Comparative Literature from UC Berkeley and a Master’s in Comparative and World Literature from San Francisco State University, where she is now a part-time lecturer. She has also translated two books from French to English for Ignatius Press: Salt and Light: The Spiritual Journey of Élisabeth and Félix Leseur by Bernadette Chovelon and A Time to Die by Nicolas Diat.

How should one now live? Insights from Pale Horse, Pale Rider

March 21, 2021 Mary Dudro Gordon 5

This past Wednesday marked the one year anniversary of my hometown going into lockdown. It was Lent then, it is Lent now, and every step forward comes with warnings from public officials that we are […]

President Macron and the real source of France’s identity crisis

February 22, 2021 Mary Dudro Gordon 6

Last October, just over a week before the brutal murder and beheading of Parisian high-school teacher Samuel Paty, French President Emmanuel Macron gave a speech about the actions his administration has taken to root out […]