Author: Julian Kwasniewksi

Bestselling Picture Book Philosophy: Trite or Uplifting?
Mackesy is an artist who started his career as a cartoonist.

Saintly Slaps and Sung Masses: Remembering Saint Hugh of Lincoln
When the time came for the ceremonial slap of the cheek, Hugh taught the peasant a lesson.

The “Mappa Mundi”: the Unique Latin Immersion Program at Wyoming Catholic
Latin classes at WCC are actually taught in Latin, using the “immersion method,” so pupils learn to interact and communicate in Latin.

Vocational Course Change: Finding Abraham’s Gift
A change in vocational path, provided it remains on the path of God’s commandments, is never in itself a failure.

Second Generation Trad: On Freedom for the Good
A delicate balance must be maintained by parents when it comes to promoting good things in family life and allowing appropriate freedom for their children.

“Thou art Peter”: a Roman Tradition of Sacred Music
Unsurprisingly, Palestrina’s Iberian counterpart, Tomás Luis de Victoria, also has a six voice setting of this text.

Lifecraft: Meditative Media
Dr Cuddeback brings enthusiasm to everything from pig-slaughtering to how to deal with failure.

From Architecture to Contraception: A Journey to Paris
The mercy He gives us, one of many mercies, is that we don’t have to reinvent the wheel.

The Enjoyment of Persons is Man’s True Happiness
John Senior propounds modern man’s fundamental estrangement from “the real” through his abandonment of the traditional Western paradigm of reality.