Church Music, Witches and the Shroud of Turin
Four articles are loaded up to the Archived Articles section of the blog today. This section of the blog is reserved for
Are Witches Real?
Aleister Crowley was an English witch. He reveled in his description as ‘the wickedest man in the world.’ He was a shameless
England’s Bare Ruined Choirs
The Effects of the Reformation in England That time of year thou mayst in me behold When yellow leaves, or none, or
Doubt and the Shroud of Turin
A new study released this week by a team of Italian scientists has given further evidence for the Shroud of Turin’s authenticity. This
Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs
One of the most contentious points in Catholic American church is music. Should we sing Gregorian chant or Taize chant? Is modern
Despair and False Doctrine
A little morsel gleaned from St Augustine by way of the banquet that is Sohrab Ahmari's conversion story, From Fire By Water... "All
Characters of the Reformation – 4 – Anne Boleyn
The fourth episode of Characters of the Reformation is now posted for Donor Subscribers to listen or download. The podcast is published
Characters of the Reformation – 4 – Anne Boleyn
After dealing with King Henry VIII and his wife Catherine of Aragon, Belloc turns his attention to the marriage wrecker Anne Boleyn.
Luther and Snow on Dunghills
Somewhere or other Martin Luther was supposed to have illustrated his understanding of God's grace by saying it was like snow that
Debate With Bob Jones Grad on the Immaculate Conception
David Gustafson was a classmate of mind at Bob Jones University. We met again after many years and after a long running