Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
One of the more gripping parts of the Titanic story has to do with what happened after the great liner had gone down, when hundreds of people found themselves in the dark and cold. After…
What is it that is so enticing about the sea? What is it that keeps people coming back to it, whether to see it in person or to read about it in books? Water in…
If London was the first UK city I had known about, then Belfast was the second one thanks to its connection to the RMS Titanic, which has been a long-time interest of mine and remains…
~ by Artem Serebennikov Through sundry lands, familiar and unknown, We carried forth the eagle-sign of Rome. We guard this land against the ills that roam – No Hadrian can stem them with his stone.…
When you take such a well-known and well-loved tale as Robin Hood and his Merry Men, it would be only too easy to go down that well-trodden path so familiar to all who know the…
Robin Hood is one of the most famous heroes of classic literature. Originally written in medieval times, the story has been loved by people, old and young, throughout the world for many years. It is…
CLAUDIA OF ROME By Lawrence "Mack" Hall Word count: 77 Rating: G Summary: A short poem of Claudia of Rome. Every daughter is born of royalty To rule and serve in lineal descent from God…
“Now Robin who was called Fitzsooth, Is Dwelling in the wood. His coat has changed to Lincoln green, His name is Robin Hood.” -Alan a-Dale in The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men…
G.K. Chesterton wrote some of most stirring words of the past century in his “Ballad of the White Horse.” The Men of the East may search the scrolls, For sure fates and fame, But the…
Sweat rolled from their faces like ocean waves. The air was stale, for the windows were nailed shut to keep away all prying ears and eyes. For months, they struggled “to form a more perfect…
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