Travis Curtright
St. Thomas More’s A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation is a classic
of prison literature. Arrested in 1534, More wrote his Dialogue while
in the Tower of London during that same year, as he awaited his trial
and execution the following summer. More’s book deserves attention this
Holy Week as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to […]
Joseph Pearce
“I have sowed sackcloth upon my skin, and have covered my flesh with
ashes. — Book of Job 16:16) “I hereby release everyone from fasting and
abstinence. I think we’ve suffered enough already.” — Bishop Luke Warm,
Diocese of Acedia “Whatever…” — Book of None These three responses
pretty much encapsulate the three broad ways […]
Fr. John A. Perricone
One might find it surprising, but it is impossible to discover an image
of the crucifix existing before the sixth century. Even then, the only
one that can be found is carved on the massive bronze doors of the
cathedral in Ravenna. It is a mere panel among a number of other panels.
Tucked away […]
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