Have you ever looked back on a decision and seen what you could have done differently to avoid a world of hurt? When it happens to me, my mind starts to race through a game of “should-have, could-have, would-have.” It’s a bartering, of sorts, with the past. “I should have […]
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7 little known facts about The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
When CS Lewis was a child he had an imaginary land called “Animal Land” that he would often make up stories about. One of his favourite characters was a heroic mouse named Peter. Sound familiar? Lewis insisted to the end that he did not write the Narnia books to be […]
Christmas Playlist: Oh Emmanuel
We’ve asked a few of our music-loving friends to compile refreshing playlists of Christmas songs of new and old, original and classics, for our readers to get ready for the holidays with a jingle in their day. This next Christmas playlist by Craig Ketchum brings an hour of sing-a-long songs and chillingly […]
From Nazis to Elves – Why Tolkien Endures
It’s difficult to go a week without hearing about Gandalf’s first visit to Bag End, the intrusive company of dwarves with confusing names, or the moment Bilbo first encounters the Ring of Power. As a follow-up to the incredible Lord of the Rings series, The Hobbit is set to hit […]
Merry Christmas In November
Last week I was at Wal-Mart and was astonished to find that they already had Christmas decorations and lights in the aisles for those who wanted to get ready for Christmas really, really early. I have noticed in recent years that Christmas starts earlier and earlier every year from advertising in stores to Christmas […]
Catholic Conversations: More than bread and wine
I remember the first few times that I went to Mass with my then girlfriend (now wife) Gail back in our high school days. There were some things that I grasped right away while others took me a bit of time. I enjoyed the music as it helped me to pray. […]



