7 Books of the Middle Ages to Inspire Heroism, Chivalry and Honor in Today’s Readers
"Middle Ages, art was for God’s sake. In the Renaissance, art was for man’s sake."
The Woman Possessed by Seven Demons is Now the Greatest of Penitents
From the depth of her degradation, she raised her eyes to Jesus with sorrow, hope, and love.
The War of the Vendée: Under the Banner of the Sacred Heart
The spirit of the Crusades was upon them.
The Deeper Themes of Lew Wallace’s Ben Hur
"I devoted myself to vengeance long ago."
The Powerful, Dual Role of Women in Shakespeare’s MacBeth
...for none of woman born shall harm Macbeth.
The Heart of Quo Vadis
Quo Vadis by Polish author Henryk Sienkiewicz is a masterful fictional retelling of the events surrounding Nero’s fire in Rome.
Stories to Keep Valor Alive
Many of the heroes mentioned in the book Defenders of Christendom were forced to face their enemies without the help of their Catholic neighbors.
Eucharistic Congress: Will there Be Revival?
“I do not like your Church. You have nothing to offer.”
Blood-Sucking Vampire or National Hero? A Defense of Vlad “Dracula” The Impaler
When Pope Euginius IV called for a crusade, only four men responded to the call.
Shakespeare’s Last Catholic Dynasty
Was Richard III a usurper and a tyrant or a true and just king?
Introducing Tolkien Fans to the Western Canon
“Better vessels than you have I never seen.”