Harvard Magazine recently published the article, “The Risks of Homeschooling” by Erin O’Donnell (May-June 2020), which is essentially just O’Donnell’s repackaging of some of the opinions on homeschooling of Elizabeth Bartholet, the latter being the...
Almost a lifetime ago now, it seems, I hosted a St. David’s Day (St. David is the patron saint of Wales) meal at my home. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon, and the member...
In the last couple weeks I have found myself in the blessed position of still having access to sacraments, albeit in somewhat furtive conditions, but sacraments nevertheless. Only some weeks prior many of us...
Our modern world has been very, very naughty, and now we find ourselves grounded, sent to stand in the corner, isolated, six feet away from everyone else lest we find ourselves “six feet under”...
We would like to sincerely thank everyone who donated to listen to our Christmas Carols we produced as a fundraiser for Father Eldracher. The charity and generosity has blown us away, and we are...
The Men of the Melbourne Mission are releasing originally recorded Christmas carols featuring Vincent Eldracher! Bearing Gifts for the Melbourne Mission contains traditional Christmas carols performed, recorded, and produced by Catholic artists. Add some...
I was on an extended road trip this summer in the US and happened to be headed towards St. Gertrude the Great at the time of the Young Adult Gathering, known popularly as the...
One of the things that we have lost in modern times is the proper habit of caring for our clergy. Indeed, we often hear appeals from our clergy for this or that project when...
Personal development, particularly stoicism, continues to grow in popularity in our ever more secular world, but many of those who engage in the newly popular “life hacks” of early rising, cold showers, meditation, and...
I was on a train back into Paris this afternoon when I started receiving a number of messages on my phone asking if I had heard about Notre Dame. The roof was on fire,...
