JAMES OTIS SARGENT HUNTINGTON, Monastic and Priest, 1935 WILMINGTON, DEL., Dec. 11, 1884. MY DEAR BISHOP POTTER: I take the liberty of a brother bishop to express to you, with the utmost respect and affection, but with plainness and candor, the astonishment and distress occasioned by your recent unexampled act, the admission of Mr. Huntington… Continue reading And he said to all, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” – Luke 9.23
Saint Augustine of Hippo receiving the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, painting by Philippe de Champaigne, 17th century Saint Augustine – The City of God – Felicity Chapter 3.—Whether the Great Extent of the Empire, Which Has Been Acquired Only by Wars, is to Be Reckoned Among the Good Things Either of the Wise or… Continue reading Wherefore art thou . . . Happiness?
Normandy - D day REVIEW OF ALEXANDER REYNOLDS, TO WAR WITHOUT ARMS: THE JOURNAL OF REVEREND ALEXANDER REYNOLDS, MAY – NOVEMBER 1944: THE D-DAY DIARY OF AN ARMY CHAPLAIN June 15, 2021 · by Doris Bergen · in Reviews, Volume 27 Number 2 (June 2021) Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 27, Number 2 (June 2021) Review of Alexander Reynolds, To War… Continue reading TO WAR WITHOUT ARMS: THE JOURNAL OF REVEREND ALEXANDER REYNOLDS, MAY – NOVEMBER 1944: THE D-DAY DIARY OF AN ARMY CHAPLAIN
Evening recreation of the Young Holy Ghosters, Fall River, Massachusetts, 1916
The Carpenter's Nail 