Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
The following article looks at the origins of the Wild Hunt in folklore and some of the variations around Europe. A separate piece considers the idea of the black dogs that are linked to the…
I wander the sands, smeared crimson o’er gold The blood of my house runs red as the dusk The children are crying, their throats parched earth Children of this earth, begging for rain Just to…
Writing is hard work. It’s rewarding and often fun, but good writing takes effort. There’s a common misconception that writers have it easy because we just sit around and make things up. Well,…
By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 176 Rating: G Summary: A short summery poem about the beach. The summer is here, the sun beating down This intense heart bringing so many frowns…
Author's Note: This article is dedicated to Professor Tom De Palma, who taught me that learning about history could be fun. Also, to Achelle and Andrea, for their friendship. ~ History simply does not judge…
(Rating: PG for mild language) Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from Adeel Ahmed's upcoming series of books about super-heroes and Mythology all combined into a single world. The story follows a trio of three…
They say that the stars will never die Hanging up in a dark blue sky But no one knows exactly why The water bears our tears. Why do we stand alone and cry?…
Many of us are aware that the literary works of J.R.R. Tolkien were strongly influenced by his deep Catholic spirituality. Although Tolkien famously denied that his work was an allegory of religion,…
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