Domus Aurea
Exploring the feminine genius in light of ancient truths
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Amelia’s Pathway to Piety
England has provided two things of late: one of the funniest memes in recent memory, and a lesson in virtue, which has long been manipulated by the secular state.
You may have seen fleeting image of a girl with purple hair waving a Union J...
Worthy Mysteries (the usual kind)
I have found some good books on the medieval period, not only history of the age, per se, but how people actually lived. Personally, I cannot imagine living without running water, modern medicine, or central heat, but am mightily curious to...
Walking in Darkness
When you piece it all together, you’ll see that Mary, as quiet as she was, moved in significant ways—both before and after her marriage to Joseph. After her encounter with Gabriel and hearing the tremendous news that she was to be the mothe...
This Evangelical Gets It
At the end of a carefully crafted article about IVF and the Court’s ruling on the accidental destruction of human embryos, the author, attorney Sarah Stula, explains her relationship to the question at hand:
My husband and I suffered fro...
Chucking Amazon Prime
A friend recently sent a link explaining that Amazon had launched a new show having to do with Satan. Without knowing the writers or plotlines, I can imagine it will try to be witty and sophisticated, sneering at one whom only serious Chris...
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Grateful convert and perpetual student; widow and grandmother; long-standing Benedictine Oblate, author, and speaker.
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