True Fairytales – The Forgotten Door
The Forgotten Door is a story about a giant, a garden, a wall and some lost children. It is one of the first
The Forgotten Door
This is one of the first stories I wrote. I think it was influenced a bit by Oscar Wilde's classic, The Selfish Giant.
A January Pick Me Up – Krispy Kreme Evangelization
To tell you the truth I always feel great in January. I've never really thought it through before, but I get a
Characters of the Reformation 9 – Mary Tudor
Known by her enemies as "Bloody Mary", Queen Mary Tudor was the daughter of Henry VIII and his true wife Queen Catherine
Characters of the Reformation 9 – Mary Tudor
Mary Tudor - known by her enemies as "Bloody Mary" was more sinned against than sinning. Belloc explains the difficulties and tragedies
Twelve Things I Like About the Latin Mass
A week ago I wrote a blog post about twelve things I like about the Novus Ordo. I thought it was a
Finding Forgiveness
“I know I have been forgiven because I’ve been to confession, but I don’t feel forgiven! How can I find peace and know that
Characters of the Reformation 8 – Thomas Cranmer
Are members of the hierarchy often out of their depth? Thomas Cranmer was. A weak willed academic and career clergyman, he was
Characters of the Reformation 8 – Thomas Cranmer
As you can imagine, Hilaire Belloc hasn't got much time for Thomas Cranmer. He brings to light Cranmer's cowardice, skulduggery and scheming
An Angry Conversation About McCloskey and McCarrick
Fr DL: Fr CJ McCloskey was a good priest. He befriended me when I lived in England and was very low. I'd