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Two Spiritual Poems

Posted by Brother Mark Dohle | Oct 19, 2021 | Featured, Spirituality | 0 |

Christopher Columbus by David MacDonald (1949)

Posted by Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP | Oct 9, 2021 | America, Catholic Church, Culture, Evangelization, Featured, History, Movies | 1 |

Guilt: A Dark Comedy—Or Perhaps Just Dark

Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Sep 24, 2021 | Culture, Featured | 0 |

Welcome to Notre Dame Academy, Duluth, GA

Posted by Kenneth J. Willers | Sep 21, 2021 | Education, Featured | 0 |

We All Carry the Monk Archetype In Our Souls

Posted by Brother Mark Dohle | Sep 19, 2021 | Featured, Spirituality | 0 |

Christopher Columbus by David MacDonald (1949)

by Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP | Oct 9, 2021 | America, Catholic Church, Culture, Evangelization, Featured, History, Movies | 1 |

Christopher Columbus knew that his fame would be undying, but he never foresaw how his reputation would be spoiled by the modern movement against Christian civilization.

Guilt: A Dark Comedy—Or Perhaps Just Dark

by Carl C. Curtis | Sep 24, 2021 | Culture, Featured | 0 |

Guilt, as all people know, is a matter of what someone has done and what someone feels—although,...

The Vineyard On Amazon: Melodramatic Fun

by Carl C. Curtis | Aug 4, 2021 | Featured, Movies, TV/Radio | 0 |

The Vineyard (aka La Templanza), an Amazon runs over ten parts. Based on the novel of the same...

Heroes Never Die! – A Book Review

by Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP | Jun 18, 2021 | Books, Featured, Movies | 0 |

By transporting viewers to a mythological period when life was simpler, and where heroes always defeated villains and vindicated the oppressed, peplum provided hope and consolation in troubled times.