In a world increasingly shallow and distracted, Sword&Spade offers an antidote of deep, thoughtful engagement with the topics that matter most to Catholic men and their families.
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The Shimmering, Blurring Haze
Last year, the celebration of Sts. Peter and Paul fell on a Sunday, June 29th. It was an especially beautiful day. Morning was given over to two proper ‘feasts’; High Mass at the nearby convent, resplendent with the angelic voices of the nu...
Should Teenage Sons Live With Us?
Churchill once remarked that architecture builds the man. Recalling that virtue is the maturity of a man, we should ask whether today’s architecture is drawing us toward maturity, stunting it, or even causing outright regression, like when...
Sword&Spade conversations are now on Youtube!
The Sword&Spade Podcast is hosted by Jason Craig — farmer, author, co-founder of Fraternus, and a man who has spent the better part of two decades asking the question most Catholic men rarely get a straight answer to: What does it mean to b...
Flee to the City
I recently received an email from one of the best-known YouTuber homesteaders. He started a Substack about being rooted, and its only tacitly connected to actual homesteading. It seems he’s discovered what he was really after the whole time...
Isolation and Grief
Editor’s note: The following is an adapted essay from the book The Grief of Dads: Support and Hope for Catholic Fathers Navigating Child Loss.
Losing a child is likely the most devastating experience of your life. The loss left you heartbr...
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In a world increasingly shallow and distracted, Sword&Spade offers an antidote of deep, thoughtful engagement with the topics that matter most to Catholic men and their families.
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