Book Review: Dear England – Finding Hope, Taking Heart and Changing the World
The world may seem dark, and the Church might be on the ropes, but this book comes as a beacon to light the way for the future.
The world may seem dark, and the Church might be on the ropes, but this book comes as a beacon to light the way for the future.
I have a bit of a confession. I have just started to read Grounded by Dianna Butler Bass. I know it came out last year, and yes it has been sitting on my shel...
In a previous post, I mentioned that I have begun giving tours of the Old North Church in Boston a couple of times a month. Giving these tours is an exce...
A couple of weeks ago, I participated in a reenactment of the Battle of Bunker Hill. It was a fascinating experience to be involved in such an historic event ...
This book came to my attention when I started following the blog of the Author John Fea. This is a topic that has intrigued me over the years and most recently...
I will have to admit that this is not usually the type of book that I would read but, having said that, I am glad I did. The story take place on one of the Out...
Defending The Free Market – The Moral Case for a Free Economy The Rev. Robert Sirico Publisher: Regency Publishing, Inc. ISBN: 978-1-59698-325-0 When I st...
Listening to the Heartbeat of GodHow to Enter into the Ancient Orthodox Life of PrayerBy V. Rev. Hieromonk Peter-Michael PrebleISBN: 978-192865342-4Price $9.95P...
Author: Max LucadoPublisher: Thomas Nelson PublishersPages: 240 I am a big fan of Max Lucado. I have never read one of his books that I did not like and this ne...
I have long been a student of the Liturgical Services of the Orthodox Church. I guess as a priest this would come to no surprise to you, but I think you w...