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Poetry

Ubi Petrus

BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL

Where Peter was, there also was the Tomb — blood-sodden dreams cold-rotting in old sin, the Chalice left unwashed.

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Short Fiction

A New Moon: A Phantom of the Opera Story

BY STEPHANIE PIRO

“I, too have been called a monster, and like you, my own mother wished I had never been born,“  he spoke softly.

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Short Fiction

A Beacon for Losers

“I draw them like heat-seeking missiles,” thought Hannah, sitting on the steps of the Alexander Library. “That’s the only…

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Nonfiction

Remember This: A Movie Review of Casablanca

BY NATHAN STONE

The old saying goes, “Can’t live with them, can’t live without them.” The same thing holds true for legends.

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Poetry

A Canterbury Remembrance

BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL Astride his horse, the gift-shop blisful martir Raises his glov’ed hand in priestly blessing For those who wear his token in evidence Of a devout pilgrimage to Canterbury By tour bus those who wolden ryde there To seek a blessing (and a souvenir) In brass Saint Thomas and his horse and …...

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Short Fiction

Flight of the Primrosa

The two away teams returned with primarily good news, all but one of the species on the planet called Plestra were interested in learning more about space and the ways of the Roscae. That one species, the ordog, were rather strange.

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Short Fiction

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Dreamland: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover

By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 4577 Rating: PG (moments of peril) Summary: Jack Frost and the other Guardians meet siblings Jamie, Sophie, and Rapunzel and take them on the adventure of a lifetime. Inspired by Peter Pan. The green eyes fluttered open and grew with surprise as they were met, not with the ceiling, but …...

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Nonfiction

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Leaving a Mark: The Christianity of Harry Potter

BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER

“The blood of a unicorn will keep you alive, even if you are an inch from death, but at a terrible price,” one character explains.

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Nonfiction

Tolkien Speaks: The Secret to a Happy Marriage

BY THE CATHOLIC GENTLEMAN

The essence of love is an act of the will. Feelings come and go in marriage. Those with happy marriages those who choose.

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Nonfiction

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Mary, Fatima, and the Sacred Feminine

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

In the month of May, Catholics focus particular attention on the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the life of faith.

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