Tag: history
Carmelite Dialogues
Celebrating Brooklyn And Queens Day
Since I spent some of the happiest time of my life in Queens, I couldn’t help posting this.
Friday Dance Cha Cha Cha
FRIDAY DANCE CHA CHA CHA For this week’s post, I have chosen Bob Dylan’s recently released ‘Murder Most Foul’, an ‘American… Read more Friday Dance Cha Cha Cha
Revolutionary France
REVOLUTIONARY FRANCE AND CATHOLICISM
Remembering the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming — WNEP.com
WYOMING, Pa. — Thursday marked the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, but in one part of… Read more Remembering the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming — WNEP.com
The Other Fourth Of July Milestones
“Did you know,”Romulus asked Remus , “That Stephen Foster was born on July 4, 1826?” “Why no,” his friend… Read more The Other Fourth Of July Milestones
John Fisher: Sermon Against the Pernicious Doctrine of Martin Luther in 1521 — City of God
Bishop John Fisher; Saint, Martyr, Cardinal – Feast day June 22 Do not think that I am come to destroy… Read more John Fisher: Sermon Against the Pernicious Doctrine of Martin Luther in 1521 — City of God
Blast To the Past
I’ve always been so obsessed with the ’60’s. Those were the days when every truly hep man wanted to be… Read more Blast To the Past
Who Killed R.F.K.?
MORE ABOUT R.F.K.’S ASSASSINATION
