Tag: Marie Jeanette

Short Fiction

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A Different Kind of Tea Party

“The next thing you remember is the hacking of the boxes themselves. It was so systematic, but hard work. You were sweating within a quarter of an hour, despite the icy evening.”

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Nonfiction

Prayer Place

BY MARIE JEANETTE

We must be warriors of prayer, doing all that we can to bring the people around us home to Christ and His Church.

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Poetry

Stabbed by Joy: Ode to the Return of the Prodigal Color, Come Springtime

BY MARIE JEANETTE

Longed, pined, Wept, died – ‘Waited’ is too Weak a word. Wouldn’t come. (Couldn’t come?) Never mind…

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Nonfiction

Virtuous Venturing: The Hobbit

BY MARIE JEANETTE

Throughout the story, Bilbo Baggins, the protagonist, grows in faith, hope, and love in turn.

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Nonfiction

Interesting and Little-Known Facts about Our Former Presidents

BY MARIE JEANETTE

William Taft was the Chief Executive who began the presidential tradition of throwing the first pitch of the baseball season.

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Poetry

The Tenth of April

BY MARIE JEANETTE

Torn by the wind, in the wind they are breaking. The balance of mirrors so serene, so severe.

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