Category: The Imaginative Conservative

Michael Kurek’s English Symphony is his third symphony and perhaps his best, surpassing even the...

You see, the poet haunts, casting a spell on the reader or listener. The power of the word in...

Skip to content What will delight lovers of J.R.R. Tolkien most is the portrait of the man that is...

J.R.R. Tolkien connected me to a world beyond anything I had yet experienced in rather idyllic...

If it sounds like an Indiana Jones movie recast with the Sage of Mecosta, you’re not so wrong....

Skip to content I went to Grandma’s house to decorate Christmas cookies today. Decorating cookies...

Although there may be a hundred and one things that can be done in a Jubilee Year, there is one...

Skip to content The faith of our students has a Spartan or Roman openness to it, something Magian,...

Skip to content It’s almost the end of the year, and almost your last opportunity in 2024 to...

Skip to content For several years, I have made the New Year’s resolution to make my Sundays...

Skip to content Both Pyotr Tchaikovsky (in 1840) and Johannes Brahms (in 1833) were born on May 7....

Skip to content Ora et labora.… “Pray and work.” This is the motto of the Rule of St. Benedict,...