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Rediscovering Ireland’s Golden Age of Saints

Some of the most popular publishing projects I’ve worked on in recent years have been my reprints of the lives of St. Brigid of Kildare and


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From Story Craft to Self-Publishing:

Today, I will be reviewing my top four favorite YouTube channels for aspiring writers. These are channels dedicated to the craft of creative writing and offer valuable insights into the mechanics of storytelling. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned professional, there’s always...


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Book Review: The Cristero War: Counterrevolution and the Battle for the Soul of Mexico

The Centennial of the Cristero War

The year 2026 marks the centennial of the outbreak of Mexico’s Cristero War (1926–1929). During this conflict, pious Catholics across Mexico took up arms to defend themselves against the vicious anti-Catholic per...


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Delving into Lapbooking

Everyone hits a homeschooling rut once in a while. You can get burned out on the same old subjects, same old books, same old assignments. Creativity gives way to routine, inspiration to monotony, and ambition to just checking boxes.

Sometimes what we need is a way to shake up our routine assignments wi...


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In my last article on parochial schooling, I highlighted some of the historical reasons why Catholic leadership has leaned toward viewing homeschooling with skepticism. In today’s follow-up article, I discuss why this attitude should be put aside and why Church authorities should do more to foster homeschooling in their parish communities.

Complementarity, Not Com...

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