In this episode of Trad Reviews, we will be discussing the account of the Life and Miracles of St. Cuthbert, written by St. Bede the Venerable. After a brief introduction to Sts. Bede and...
In this episode, host Stephen Heiner discusses and reviews two novels, Death Comes for the Archbishop, by Willa Cather, and The Diary of a Country Priest, by Georges Bernanos as well as a film...
Living in a world absorbed in secular pleasures and diversions, oftentimes separated from the Sacraments and other devoted souls by hours’ or days’ worth of travel, modern-day Catholics can easily feel deeply hungry. This...
Children’s Literature: Feeding their growing little minds. Part 2 What pure joy there is for a child’s eyes to be opened to a new world through literature! They can travel to distant lands or...
Children’s Literature: Feeding their growing little minds. Part 1 The reading of interesting and wholesome books can be a gateway into an enchanting new world, all the while instilling in youth a proper morality...
“They are difficult horses for mortal men to manage…” Great Books and Horses by Glenn Arbery from The Imaginative Conservative points out how one cannot fully appreciate many of the classics unless one has...
Crisis Magazine’s The Singular Catholic Vision of Gerard Manley Hopkins by Regis Martin is the first article for today. You can’t just scan over lines of poetry if you want to understand, so get...
Daphne Patai at Minding The Campus writes, Why Is It So Hard Now to Read a Book? “Years ago, some of my students told me that even between their experience and that of their younger siblings,...
On this month’s episode of Trad Reviews, it’s all about some old and new “classics” today at TradReviews. We will discuss Msgr. Robert Hugh Benson’s famous novel Lord of the World, Alfred Hitchcock’s film...
Why? Why did we shut down – go password protected – then even close that down? Why did I subsequently close a bunch of my other blogs? Why did I swear off the blogosphere?...
