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I met Mr. Pearce at an OSMM Retreat and I enjoyed his talk on Tolkien and Catholicism so much that I decided to buy his book – Race with the Devil. Now I am more impressed with the author than ever. Race with the Devil is an outstandingly honest account of his years as a racist through his conversion years into his current…
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The book, My Battle against Hitler: Faith, Truth, and Defiance in the Shadow of the Third Reich by Dietrich Von Hildebrand, translated and edited by John Henry Crosby with John F. Crosby is one of the most interesting and inspirational works I have ever read. The book was designed with a reader like me in mind – someone who loves history but needs explanations about…
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A great new book out! Here’s my review:
The Grace of Yes by Lisa Hendey is an extraordinary book for one great reason – it is invaluably honest. There are many “how to” and “self-help” books dishing out advice about everything from eating well to becoming holy, but this book offers well thought out, honest reflections on very basic human…
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For those who have been following the progress of Georgios I, I am happy to announce that it is finally published as a paperback on Amazon. The e-book will be available soon. We are also working on Georgios II and it should be available in the spring of 2015. There is an excerpt of Georgios II in the back of Georgios I so you get a taste of what is coming. Enjoy and happy reading!
Georgios…
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My husband was a big Tolkien fan and it was really he who insisted that I should write a book connecting the Christian aspects of The Lord of the Rings to people’s every day lives. I’m glad I followed my husband’s advice at the time he gave it, because he is no longer here it offer it. ThoughThe Road Goes Ever On – A Christian Journey Through the Lord of…
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Say What? It is a lucky thing that everyone speaks at least one language in common in our household – or we’d be in serious trouble. Case in point, my six year old daughter was looking at a notepad the other day with “Hello Kitty” written on the top. I said, in that teacher voice I sometimes use, “Hey, do you know what this says?” My little one looked at me smugly and said, “Yep, that’s Heloikio Kitty.” Short pause as I digested this bit of information. “Say again.”…
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1) Workmen have been replacing the roof on my house this week and I have found it an extraordinary encounter for two reasons. First, it offers me a sense of security I have not known the last few winters as I watched shingles pile themselves up in the yard. But more importantly, I discovered once again the gentle kindness in virtual strangers. One very windy day, the workmen realized it would be an act of near suicide to attempt to work up high, so they were going to quit early. I agreed…
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Addictions are those habits and behaviors which are not good for us, in part, because they crowd out something much better. Sadly, when addicted we accept a lie for the truth.
Sex makes people feel good. But it is not just the act itself that obsesses our society, it is the whole fantasy of passionate love depicted through movies and television that sets our hearts…
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Voyeurism is my term for living life through passive distractions. It is one of the greatest dangers I see facing our young people today. Instead of actually living their lives, some people experience the thrills and excitement of real life adventure through completely artificial means such as computer games, movies, television, music, and other techno toys. These comments…
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