Following the way that poets and wise men have trod that leads to the Mother of God. Perhaps if we travel with them, we might also come to Bethlehem… Two Great Poets and Three Wise Men - Joseph Pearce
Understanding Shakespeare's understanding of the divine music... God: The Great Musician - Joseph Pearce
Joan of Arc.*oil on panel.*52.7 x 45.7 cm.*signed t.r.: 1882 Paying homage to a heroine who fought the good fight with courage and conviction... A Crusader Goes Home - Joseph Pearce
An "English" Symphony that has history, mystery, fantasy and musical majesty... Symphonic England - Joseph Pearce
How might the Mother of God have been praised in the court of King Alfred the Great over a thousand years ago? This hymn to the Virgin in Old English, the language of the Anglo-Saxons, allows us to join our ancestors in praising the Mother of Our Lord... A Hymn in Old English to the Mother [...]
Joseph Pearce, on The Front Line with Joe and Joe, discusses the Great Books of Christian Civilization... A Great Conversation on the Great Conversation - Joseph Pearce
Joseph Pearce in conversation with Paul Senz for Catholic World Report... Literature That Lifts the Heart and Mind - Joseph Pearce
Discovering a forgotten Catholic novelist... A Stranger to Fame - Joseph Pearce
March-April Issue: Shakespeare Sample Content from Our Latest Issue Table of Contents Sample Article Villiany, Taught and Executed: Reflections on The Merchant of Venice It would be a mistake to think that literature exists only to give us simple morality lessons. It instead exists to display human experience. It manifests before us some human [...]
Is Hilaire Belloc finally stepping out of Chesterton's shadow? A Belloc Revival - Joseph Pearce