Sunday, 3 June 2012

By The Grace of God

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The phrase  Dei Gratia,   is part of the title of the monarch of Great Britain. By the grace of God, she reigns. Now, Americans have a ha...

The Treasure Which Is Montacute and Blessed Margaret Pole

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I have been visiting a friend I have known since 1991, which is a treat, as she is a very spiritual person and we can talk about God and...

We are soldiers of Christ

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The need to destroy evil is the subject of this post. Evil cannot be ignored or tolerated. It must be defined and addressed. In these day...
Saturday, 2 June 2012

Post-script, script-post on the Sacred Heart

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A real post-script, pun intended. I thought of another Sacred Heart thread in my life. My parish was, in Sherborne, Dorset, when the fami...

More gardens, more flowers

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Barrington Court is a Tudor house with a strange background. The best things about it, in my opinion, are a few fireplaces and the Delft T...

Cor Ad Cor Loquitur

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As it is the Month of the Sacred Heart, I thought I would highlight several churches which include chapels to that devotion. I have been ...
Friday, 1 June 2012

It's a small world after all

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It's a small world. I just found out that Michael Voris was at Notre Dame when I was, and that I attended his graduation, except I did...

Gendercide in America-No Protection for Females in the Womb

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Yesterday, I could not face writing about this, but I must. The American Democratic Party is now supporting gendercide. The Dems in the Hous...

The Dream of the Rood at Moreton, Dorset

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My most favorite small Anglican church in England is at Moreton, Dorset. St. Nicholas has the fantastic, numinous engraved windows of Lau...

Visiting Cranborne

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I cannot describe adequately the beauty of Cranborne Manor Gardens in Dorset. As one walks from one garden room to the next, one is over...