In Dorothy Sayer’s 1937 novel Busman’s Honeymoon, Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane finally tie the knot and decide to spend their honeymoon in the country neighborhood of Harriet’s childhood home. Peter buys a house called Talboys and, and the couple move in to start their wedded life. This being not just any couple, but the [...]
Francis Cardinal George of Chicago is credited with saying that he expects to die in his bed, his successor to die in prison, and his successor to die a martyr. In other words, the persecution of American Catholics is coming, and it’s a matter not of if, but of when. In a recent column in the [...]
Women love to talk about men, and most often the conversation comes around to the question “Where have all the men gone?” What we are really asking is “Whatever happed to masculinity?” The author of the article linked below, George Fields, focuses on masculinity, both what it is and what it isn’t. Feminists have used their [...]
As Americans, the progressive version of history we are taught in schools wants us to believe that our ancestors were glad to throw off the shackles of the Old World. The Pilgrims were forced out of their homeland and the colonists of New England were happy to give good riddance to King George and old England. [...]
