Romeo and Juliet in a Nutshell
There are two ways of reading Romeo and Juliet, one of which is correct, in the sense that it is
Category: Literary
Alone Among Mine Enemies
The saddest line in all of Western literature is at the end of Thomas Malory’s Le Mort d’Arthur. The divinely
Judge orders forfeiture of ancient tablet from Museum of the Bible
A federal judge has ordered Hobby Lobby, the arts and crafts chain whose president is Museum of the Bible founder
The sound of the medieval Celts – YouTube
The great sixth-century Irish saint, Columba, is perhaps best known today for his leading part in the spread of Christianity
‘Our Father’ Contains a Trove of Spiritual Treasure| National Catholic Register
Jesuit Father John Gavin begins his book with an evocative image: Pliny the Younger’s eyewitness account of the eruption of
Muggeridge on the meaning of life in a monastery – Catholic Herald
Founded in 1946, Nunraw Abbey (from “nun’s row”) was the first Cistercian monastery in Scotland since the Reformation. The monastery, located east
The Original Pilgrim’s Progress Was Catholic
Some anti-Catholic myths just refuse to die. Take, for example, those about the medieval Church popularized in contemporary secular history
