Justinian’s Flea, ReduxFRANCIS X. MAIER
Sometime in the early 6th Century in Africa, a bacterium that caused mild illness found a promising new host: a flea.
TheophilusFATHER GEORGE W. RUTLER
Theophilus, which is Greek for "Friend of God," is not a common name today, although it was one of Mozart's baptismal names.
I wish to disappearFATHER GEORGE W. RUTLER
This is true of all Christians.
Paying the piperFATHER GEORGE W. RUTLER
"He who pays the piper calls the tune" is a saying based on the Scottish custom of having the lord of the manor choose the music for which he was paying.
The Stuffed OwlFATHER GEORGE RUTLER
"The Stuffed Owl" is an amusing anthology of bad verse, first published back in 1930.
The Chains of St. Peter in RomeMIKE AQUILINA & GRACE AQUILINA
Two lengths of fetters are here fused in a single chain, displayed in a church all its own near the Roman Colosseum.
The building and demolishing of churchesFATHER GEORGE RUTLER
In the late 1990s I watched the rebuilding of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow, replicating the nineteenth-century cathedral that had been dynamited by Stalin in 1931.
The true mystery of the Son of GodFATHER GEORGE W. RUTLER
An architect knows where all the doors in a house will lead because he designed it.
Remembering the Dead, One Year LaterJOHN CUDDEBACK
How we remember the dead is significant in how we live.
Mary's AssumptionFR. WILLIAM SAUNDERS
Please explain our Catholic belief in the Assumption of the Blessed Mother.
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