By Fr. Gerard Hatton When thinking of an English Christmas, there are some quintessential food items that people here cannot live without, such as Brussels sprouts and sauce made out of stale bread (it’s nicer…
They say you forget the pain When the baby is in your arms. I don’t know if it’s true – I’m still waiting. But even if it is, I know I won’t forget the fear;…
Two figures embody Advent: one, obvious by his irrepressible presence, the other hidden in her quiet faith. Taken together, they instruct us not only in the true meaning of Advent, but in the real meaning…
~ By Edwin Woodruff Tait It’s a Wonderful Life has been in my mind a lot recently. Not least because a few weeks ago I had the privilege of playing George Bailey in the climactic…
“The old order changeth, yielding place to new”-“The Coming of Arthur” and “The Passing of Arthur” in Idylls of the King There is much to be said for Ordinary Time It's very ordinariness is kind…
“Once one has seen God, what is the remedy?” ~Sylvia Plath Susan waited a week before going into Edmund’s room. A week, to try to bear the weight of giving others hope by the…
By Danny Oscar Rutilio What does it mean to see in the Transcendence of He who brought forth ex nihilo?For Mary’s eyesAre a windowThrough which TranscendenceEminently resoundsThe Song of Symphony…All of Being is now transfused…
O Watchman, Watchman, tell me what you see,Tell me what clarion call has stirred your blood;Long, long this night has been, and long have weIn darkness struggled ‘gainst the whelming flood. O tell me we’ll…
By Patrick Hilleary Image: Pixabay Hello and Seasons Greetings to you all. I hope you are having a very Merry Christmas Season and are able to spend it with those you love. It’s been some…
“Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence” has long been a favorite hymn of mine. This is partly because my mother loved it, so from an early age I was exposed to the simple, solemn grandeur…
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