George Weigel is a Garden Writer at the Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pa. He specializes in topics related to gardening, religion, and culture, often intertwining themes of agriculture and spirituality in his work. George's insights have been featured in a variety of publications, including The Wall Street Journal, First Things Magazine, and the National Catholic Register.
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George Weigel's coverage is heavily rooted in local culture and societal issues, particularly related to Catholicism, Christmas celebrations, gardening, and books. His articles often feature seasonal content or opinion pieces. Given this focus, experts with insights into local cultural traditions or societal issues within the specified geographic area (United States, Pennsylvania, Harrisburg) may find success reaching out to him.
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By: George Weigel, Gweigel
Plants that glow are debuting in two forms, and they're available for sale.
Now that the trees have dropped their leaves for the season, people tend to notice a greenish-gray crusty growth on the bare trunks.
T he post-Christmas liturgical calendar may seem a bit Scrooge-like, as the child-centered, innocent joy of the Nativity is quickly followed by three feasts of a different, even sobering, character.
Gardening with nature in mind is the prevailing gardening trend heading into the new year.
Four precautions help head off overwatering, which is the leading cause of houseplant death.
It's another new year, and the garden is waiting in the wings to be filled in just a few months with fresh, home-grown produce.
How might we cooperate with that ever-present grace so that each of us helps make this jubilee year a time of spiritual renewal in the Church?
Some suggestions to help each of us make this jubilee year a time of spiritual renewal in the Church.
Salt runoff from ice-melters can harm plants and lawns, so many gardeners have switched away from traditional rock salt (sodium chloride) to
A change of presidential administrations typically leads to changes in U.S. diplomatic personnel abroad, especially at the ambassadorial level. This, in turn, leads to speculations, some of them zany, about the post of U.S. ambassador to the Holy See (typically mislabeled as “U.S. ambassador to the Vatican”). Herewith, then, some clarifications and demystifications about this position.
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