Attending Mass is an Act of Humility
I woke up this morning with those words running through my mind. I don’t know what I was dreaming, or even if I was dreaming. The thought was just there, scrolling like a marquee across my burgeoning...
View ArticleFinding the Balance Between Humility and Talent
I’ve been thinking lately about how a creative person – author, artist, musician, etc – who is also a devout Christian (and I’m sure that describes a lot of us), ought to strive for some kind of...
View ArticleThe Gospel of Self is Real!
At the heart of my novel Children of the Good – S1:E1, Series Premier is the “Gospel of Self,” a quasi-religious philosophy promoted by the Antichrist that preaches narcissistic worship by each man of...
View ArticleJesuit Missionaries Bring No Till Organic Farming to Africa
This story is a win-win-win! Catholic missionaries, organic farming, and genuine improvement of life for people in Africa… How great is that? From the Catholic Register: Click here to read the full...
View ArticleReligious Freedom Means More Than Just “Freedom to Go to Church”
I highly, highly recommend this important article by Sarah Torre, posted September 21st on The Daily Signal website. Read the whole post… Read it twice! Very insightful! Don’t Buy the Lie That Freedom...
View ArticleSo You Think Halloween is a Pagan Holiday? YOU’RE WRONG!!!
Where I live in small town, rural Missouri, Baptists, Pentecostals, Fundamentalists, and non-denominational Protestants outnumber Catholics by at least 10 to 1 (probably more). And every year, right...
View ArticleThe 21st Century Through the Eyes of Columbus
It has become a standard of the politically correct these days to decry Christopher Columbus as the founder of the American slave trade, the prime agent of genocide against the Native American Peoples,...
View ArticleNew Interview and 5 Star Review on CatholicFiction.net!
It’s a double play! Today on CatholicFiction.net, check out my latest Children of the Good interview, and read a 5 star review of the book by author and contributing writer Ann Frailey. How fun! Click...
View Article10 Reasons Catholics Should Read Dean Koontz
In the past few months, I have read Dean Koontz’s Odd Thomas and Innocence, and found them not just entertaining, but wise and spiritually profound, as well. Last week, I saw Koontz interviewed by...
View ArticleReclaiming the American Catholic Literary Tradition
Let’s start with the numbers. Where I live in small town, rural Missouri, you would never know this statistic from the ever brilliant First Things is true: Roman Catholicism now ranks overwhelmingly as...
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