Category: The Imaginative Conservative

Skip to content I look out my cell’s window as dawn breaks upon the priory, but the autumn leaves...

Could the Duhare of North America have been the descendants of Irish explorers who ventured across...

Arcangelo Corelli was a giant of the Baroque era of Western music and, though it might be easy to...

Skip to content The birth of a child is not a completely new beginning but it changes everything....

The very finding of a Child wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger—is this not a miracle...

Skip to content There are several attitudes towards Christmas,Some of which we may disregard:The...

Any discussion of Christmas and literature brings to mind instantly the miserly figure of Scrooge...

Man may not live by bread alone, but a goodly baked bread goes a long way to rendering us joyful...

The man in the shop was very old and broken. When I put down the money, he pushed it feebly away....

Greed—like gluttony or sloth—is not conducive to human flourishing. Regarding greed, Russell Kirk...

Skip to content In my Advent Anthology from Canterbury Press Waiting on the Word, we come to the...

Skip to content The Catechism praises almsgiving as, “Money or goods given to the poor as an act...