St. Benedict Biscop Hilary White surveys the appalling situation of post-Christian Western culture and lays out her battle plan for saving what’s left of Christendom in this Orwell’s Picnic post. It touches on the Charlie Hebdo...
Pope St. Martin Are material needs the only concern of the poor? Do only rich people need beauty? An architecture professor at Notre Dame considers what the poor need in Catholic church design, in...
St. Francis Borgia In “Seeing Through the Eyes of Love,” on Carrots for Michaelmas, a mama reveals her feelings at seeing her 3-year-old dance on parents’ day at the ballet studio and compares it...
St. William of Vercelli An interesting quote by Xenophon on the subject of agriculture sparked John Cuddeback to write this short essay, “The Mother of All Arts” for Bacon from Acorns. The architecture of...
On the last episode of Root of the Rot, we looked at the flourishing and growth of Christendom from its legalization, then endorsement, from the soon-to-die Roman Empire. In this episode, we will examine...
No matter how long we spend prepping for it or how the Church prepares us through Septuagesima, I always feel Lent is upon me faster than I expect. I particularly enjoyed a friend’s piece...
Was Mars Robert’s surrender to a slovenly Grant the beginning of the “jeans at church” revolution? Putting manners in a Christian and historical context, The Imaginative Conservative presents “A Requiem for Manners”. “Fr.” Alexander...
