First Monday of Advent ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Reflection:Waiting with Our Lady for the coming of Our Saviour, we will meditate each day of Advent…
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Memory and History in Virgil’s “Aeneid” ~ The…
The “Aeneid” was only possible because the Roman people had the memory and consciousness to make it…
Thoughts on “Ethan Frome” ~ The Imaginative…
If snow falls where you live – or if in warmer climes, you reach for your jacket – read “Ethan…
A Disquieting Immortality ~ The Imaginative…
What’s unnerving about Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is that it embraces and glorifies the…
Advent Sunday ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Now it is high time to awake out of sleep: for now is our salvation nearer than when we…
The Hermit of Cat Island ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Like all genuine eccentrics, John Cyril Hawes was a blend of genius and madness. His fantastical,…
The Return of the Queen ~ The Imaginative Conservative
The shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham attracts 250,000 pilgrims every year. Truly it can be said, in…
Living With C.S. Lewis & His Immense Personality ~…
C.S. Lewis possessed an immense personality, the kind of personality that affected not only those…
Reading the Minor Prophets in a Time of Troubles ~ The…
Do the so-called “Minor Prophets,” addressing their message some two thousand years ago to different…
Broken Brotherhood ~ The Imaginative Conservative
We are all brothers because of the love of God the Father for us. It turns out that brotherhood does…
