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Latest Works • “Painting As Prayer”

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By Frank Schaeffer
| lovechildrenplanet.com
At age seventeen Frank had his first one man show at the Frisch Gallery in New York City. The first painting he sold was to David Rockefeller. Frank’s paintings also were shown at Criteria Arts in London and the Chante Pierre Gallery in Aubonne Switzerland (Geneva) just around the corner from works by Amedeo Modigliani, Georges Rouault, and Pablo Picasso.
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It Has to Be Said.

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By Frank Schaeffer
| Substack
Becky is back for the the third time and we discuss economic insecurity, media collapse, masculinity, and the rise of charismatic leaders, moving through religion, power, and the growing divide between men and women. At the center of it all is a difficult question: how does a society lose its way, and can we find it again? It Has to Be Read. is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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It Has to Be Said.

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By Frank Schaeffer
| Substack
When George Washington first addressed a new nation, he spoke with hesitation, aware that power must be constrained by virtue, that authority must answer to something higher than itself. He understood that the experiment depended not merely on laws, but on habits—on restraint, on truth, on the willingness of those who govern to submit themselves to limits they did not control. That understanding has not been repealed. It has been neglected. It Has to Be Said. is a reader-supported publication.
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