Father and sons team Jeff, Trevor, and Cameron Alcorn have been brewing beer in their basement for fun for over a decade. But in late 2024 year, three of their brews appeared on grocery store […]
Composer and conductor Paul Jernberg currently resides in Lander, Wyoming, where he is Music Director at Wyoming Catholic College, and heads up the Magnificat Institute of Sacred Music, an organization dedicated to the renewal of […]
One of my favorite spiritual authors is the Benedictine writer Dom Hubert van Zeller (1905-84). His simultaneous humor and realism, along with brevity, make his work refreshing and accessible. “In writing on this and that […]
This summer has seen the announcement of a new trade school in Illinois, San Damiano College for the Trades—a former Franciscan friary being converted into a Catholic college that emphasizes the great books alongside training […]
Soaring voices descend from the galleries, where the echoes of unseen singers mix with the splendor of instruments which each, in turn, seem to outdo one another in magnificence; the subtle tinkling of lutes weaves […]
Every year, over eight million people visit Wyoming for vacation and tourism, enjoying hiking, fishing, and wildlife sightseeing across the state. Yellowstone Park is a special draw. And, every year also sees Catholic Latin lovers […]
Across all sectors of society, strange and insane behaviors seem to be accelerating. With AI bursting on the public scene, mental health metrics plummeting across the globe, and the reliability of the media at an […]
Matthias Grünewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece depicts crucified Christ nearly green in death, hands and fingers contorted in agony, and covered with sores. Painted in the early 1500s for a hospital specializing in plague victims and skin […]
I can see a real cowboy any day of the week if I like. I just have to walk a couple blocks to the Lander Bar, and I find a man with real cow dung […]
Over the past few weeks I’ve delved into the treasure halls of Peter Ramey’s new translation of an ancient epic, Beowulf. As I wade through the “word hoard,” I find myself immersed in a world […]
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