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TCC Films: A Man for All Seasons
Many may know that Sir Thomas More is the patron saint of lawyers and statesmen, but if those considering these noble professions knew the full reasons why, they might tremble to consider him their...
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Misc: A Catholic Worker’s Thoughts on Election Day
I am a Catholic, and I sincerely “…believe and profess all that the holy Catholic Church teaches, believes and proclaims to be revealed by God.” I am also a wife, a mother, a teacher, a youth...
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TCC Films: To Kill a Mockingbird
“Unless you become like a little child, you shall never enter the kingdom of God.” - Jesus I wonder if Harper Lee had these words echoing in her head when she wrote the novel To Kill a Mockingbird in...
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Misc: Two Families Under One Roof
By Claire Fyrqvist Two months ago, my husband, small son, and I moved across the street with another family (married with a son the same age as ours) into a large, previously abandoned home that we...
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TCC Films: Cinderella
Yes, we all know the story: rich, beloved, only child loses her parents and becomes a servant to her witchy step mother and obnoxious step sisters. Then she meets Prince Charming at the ball and they...
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The Earth and Motherhood
The Earth and Motherhood by Claire Fyrqvist Many people have used the phrase “Mother Earth” when talking about this planet we call home. Frankly, I always found this a little hokey. Then I became a...
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TCC Films: Far From the Madding Crowd
Thomas Hardy’s classic novel Far from the Madding Crowd makes breathtaking cinema, the perfect October romance to curl up with as you imagine harvest time while sipping your pumpkin spice latte. Set...
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The Anniversary of the Death of Servant of God Dorothy Day
Dorothy Day died on November 29th, 1980 in Maryhouse, the original Catholic Worker house in downtown New York. She is called by historian David O’Brien of Commonweal magazine “the most significant,...
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