Month: April 2017

Short Fiction

Jack: An Adventure with C.S. Lewis

“No, I am just Jack.” He crossed his legs, making himself comfortable against the backrest of the tree trunk. “Little Jack. One of the thousands of little boys who read about Narnia and believed in it. And one of only a handful who grew up and still believed in it.”

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Serials

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Testament: A Star Trek Serial – Chapter 9

M.C. PEHRSON

“Vulcans find it difficult to express gratitude. Always we strive to be self-sufficient and correct in every detail, so as to spare the pride.”

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Poetry

After the ‘45

“Oh, da,” he said, with a trembling voice,
“Why must I make this terrible choice
To leave yourself and the maiden I love,
Go fight for James Edward’s right to his glove?

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Nonfiction

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St. John Paul II: The Heroic Pope

BY BISHOP ROBERT BARRON

As all of his biographers remind us, Karol Wojtyla came of age at one of the darkest moments of the twentieth century.

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Short Fiction

The Night

I am in love with the Night.  “Well, aren’t we all!” you might say.  No, you don’t understand.  I am in love with the Night.  He is a person, you see.  He is the one who creates the night.

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Poetry

Hope

BY ANNA MARIA MARTZ

A drowsy chick lays down to rest; a dove coos lullabies to her babes, and hides them gently in her nest.

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Serials

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Testament: A Star Trek Serial – Chapter 8

BY M.C. PEHRSON

“This life is one of trials. You must never value peace above truth. Listen, my coming will drive a wedge between father and son, mother and daughter.”

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Short Fiction

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Prologue: A Mulan Story

“I have many swords.” She spread her arms to show the amount. “I beat the boys when they take away my dolls, and take their swords away.”

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Poetry

A Few Kind Words for the Bad Thief

When a man is arrested by an occupying force, imprisoned by an occupying force, humiliated by an occupying force…

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Short Fiction

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Pilate and Claudia

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

“They say let justice be done, though the heavens may fall…but why should they fall on our heads?”

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