Humane Pursuits positions itself in the tradition of T.S. Eliot, especially this quotation: “It aims at the affirmation and development of tradition. It aims at the determination of the value of literature to other humane pursuits.” Check it out here. (Incidentally, LiturigcalCredo’s mission statement is also a quotation by Eliot.)
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