Wayminding Words from Oldendom
Having wordbooks and book-lore with only English words (and no outlandish words whatsoever) is not too hard to think of or understand. It would at first need some tweaking, but the undertaking is not so…
Category: Miscellaneous Nonfiction
Ten Interesting Facts I’ve Learned While Studying Astronomy
This year at my co-op, I'm taking a class called Earth Science. The name is very deceptive, because we only studied Earth during the first quarter. Right now, we're learning about astronomy. I've always thought…
A Quirkish Contradiction: An Exploration of the British Constitution
On 22nd of July 2013, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (and 15 countries of the British Commonwealth) welcomed a new addition to their Royal family. Prince George Louis Alexander will, if…
Papal Factoids
The great deal of discussion surrounding the resignation of His Holiness[1] Benedict XVI has led to observations of clerical dress, most notably the vestments worn during Mass. What some may not know is that…
It Begins with Light: A Londoner’s Conversion to Catholicism
I’m not a Cradle Catholic. I’m a convert. Actually, a fairly recent convert: I was received into the Church on Easter Vigil, 2013. I’m sure I wouldn’t have made it to this point without the…