Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
By Charles A. Coulombe My past remarks on the possibility of Charles I’s sanctity awoke something of a hornet’s nest. Not surprisingly, Ordinariate folk in particular were harshly divided, and a number of English-speaking cradle…
By G. Connor Salter Is Charles Williams under-researched? Well, as one Williams expert said when I sought her feedback on an article about him, every Inkling except C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien has been under-researched.…
By Theodore Harvey Author's Note: The following excerpts and listening recommendations are taken from the text of my 2011 Dallas lecture “Choirs and the Crown,” the full text of which is available at: http://www.royaltymonarchy.com/opinion/ChoirsCrown.html One…
By Charlie Keeble The coronation of King Charles III will be an occasion of jubilation for the people of Great Britain and the Commonwealth. The last time we had a coronation was for Queen Elizabeth…
By Justin Newland “A joyous, colorful procession headed towards the entrance of the Abbey. At its head, members of the clergy wafted incense into the chill midday air. A cleric dressed in a bishopric hat…
By Jojo de Lenborough During the recent mourning period of our most beloved Queen, I was asked by acquaintances if I am a royalist, to which my answer was always that I am a self-proclaimed…
By Stephen Fry A reflection on England and monarchy, from Happy & Glorious: A Royal Celebration. Forgive me, I am English! I was born in the County of Middlesex (which no longer exists). I live…
The passing of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022, marked the end of an era—the Second Elizabethan Era, personified by her grace, dignity, and commitment to duty and service, especially with…
By Frank Millard A reflection on Queen Elizabeth II’s life and legacy. We are broken as a country and as a nation. The glue, the fabric, the weft, and weave have been torn asunder. One…
John Wesley is known for his role in founding and being a leader of the Methodist movement, alongside George Whitefield and his brother Charles, which today claims approximately 80 million adherents. However, before Methodism became…
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