Mr. Tanner (A Short Story by T.M. Doran)
“MR. TANNER!” an eager voice called out from behind a dense Buttonbush in its red and green glory. Mr. Tanner knew Betty’s voice as well
“MR. TANNER!” an eager voice called out from behind a dense Buttonbush in its red and green glory. Mr. Tanner knew Betty’s voice as well
Through her heart, His sorrow sharing, all His bitter anguish bearing, now at length the sword has passed. I. As He Leaves the Palace of
Expectans Expectavi With expectation I have waited for the Lord, and he was attentive to me.— Psalm 39:2, Douay Rheims Bible Knowing you so near,
“Hasten to Aid Thy Fallen People” How does one make a song of holiness? Or speak of music without spoiling it? They both seem
“Gloriosa Dicta Sunt De Te” When we think of our land, we often think Of those bare wilds waiting to be claimed, As if it
The Agnus Dei of Jacques Marquette Before the thousands, Père Marquette stood up to preach, That through the Blessed Virgin none escape his
[Editors note: This is the second poem in the song cycle by James Matthew Wilson inspired by the Mass of the Americas, called “The River
Editors note: This is the first poem from James Matthew Wilson’s song cycle, The River of the Immaculate Conception (WisebloodBooks.com, 2019), commemorating the Mass of
From the editors: Our present to you this Lent is to publish a series of poems by James Matthew Wilson. They commemorate The Mass of
How does an artist approach the annals of history, walk amongst the hallowed treasures of Western society, and dare to deposit a work which may