Giacomo Benincasa, dyer of fabrics in Siena, Italy, named his twenty-third child Catherine. Their house sat on a hillside, the basement containing dye rooms. Atop the hill sat the church of St. Dominic over which, when Catherine was seven, she … Continue reading Death by Exhaustion
Confronting the Danish commander, he demanded the massacre cease. Continue reading Archbishop Alphege
The little church worshiped, wept, and shared the Lord’s Supper. Continue reading Acts Revisited
Ancient Israel comprised 12 tribes camping around the tabernacle. In the same way, Christianity has always contained various camps, tribes, and denominations, often closely related and working together for the kingdom. One of the fastest-growing in early America was the … Continue reading Old Wrapping Paper
In Him also we have obtained an inheritance, being predestined according to the purpose of Him who works all things according to the counsel of His will, that we who first trusted in Christ should be to the praise of His glory. (Ephesians … Continue reading *Verse of the Day
“Paris is well worth a Mass,” Continue reading The Edict of Nantes
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