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About Michael J. Lichens

Michael J. Lichens is the Editor of Catholic Exchange, book editor of Sophia Institute Press, and blog editor of St. Austin Review. When he's not revising and editing, he is often found studying and writing about GK Chesterton, Religion and Literature, or random points of local history. He holds an A.M. from the University of Chicago Divinity School and a BA from The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts. You can find him blogging at Catholic Coffee Drinkers or find him on Twitter @mjordanlichens or facebook.

A Blessed Feast of Cardinal Newman

2013-10-09T14:33:48-05:00

Today is the feast of Bl. Newman, a man whose impact cannot be overstated. Obviously, many of us here at StAR can attest to Newman's impact on our own conversion, even if only indirectly through England's Second Spring.  To read more about Newman, please see Joseph Pearce's piece up at Catholic Exchange, which was excerpted from his Preface to The [...]

A Blessed Feast of Cardinal Newman2013-10-09T14:33:48-05:00

Voice of Belloc

2013-09-28T05:55:33-05:00

I was speaking with some great fellow Chestertonians who, in the fine spirit of Distributism, had not discovered that one could hear Belloc's voice through the miracle of modern technology. So, here is Old Thunder singing a few of his small diddies.   

Voice of Belloc2013-09-28T05:55:33-05:00

How To Further Confuse An Englishman

2013-06-28T18:43:38-05:00

Joseph Pearce had talked about just how confusing he found the great American game of baseball. While to most Americans, the rules were learned and memorized along with our civic studies (if they even do that anymore), I can see why the game is so confusing to a new viewer.  For further consideration, and to show [...]

How To Further Confuse An Englishman2013-06-28T18:43:38-05:00

My Boston

2013-04-24T02:32:04-05:00

Thanks to Rod Dreher, there have been several discussions about finding and making a community lately; a theme that resonates a lot when the city I've come to love and reluctantly called home is attacked. I don't know that I ever wanted to admit my love of this hard region, with the constant winters, the people and [...]

My Boston2013-04-24T02:32:04-05:00
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