Black and white photograph of the wall memorial to John Manderston, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, and his spouse Petra Orme, framed by vine leaves, a fallen stone urn at its base.

NORTHUMBRIAN SUMMER PART IV

A heartfelt father’s day in Edinburgh during festival season—magic shows, St. Giles Cathedral, Greyfriars Bobby, and a geek bar surprise. Northburiian Summer, Part IV blends travel, faith, family, and memory in a moving personal essay about parenting, loyalty, and the quiet magic of being present with your children.

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Navigating the Digital Abyss: Unmasking the Devil’s Tactics in Online Discourse

In the digital realm, internet comment sections have become battlegrounds of raw emotion and discord, where differing viewpoints are met with hostility and close-mindedness. The prevalence of self-centeredness and intellectual dishonesty presents a challenge to meaningful dialogue. Embracing the Church’s teachings of humility and open-heartedness can lead to a digital space characterized by empathy, respect, and constructive exchanges.

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A Pilgrimage to Mont Saint Michel: A Journey of Faith and Endurance

Embarking on a nostalgic pilgrimage to Mont St. Michel, I overcame physical challenges with unwavering determination. Praying amidst the breathtaking scenery, I found solace and witnessed a divine encounter. Despite exhaustion, the spiritual rewards far surpassed the trials, showcasing the power of faith and the human spirit. This journey left a profound and lasting impression.

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How does death change your perspective?

WordPress, like most companies, wants to create wealth, especially for WordPress.  One way it does that is to create advertising that it will place on the sites that…

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