My discovery of Frances Parkinson Keyes’s Thérèse: Saint of a Little Way was providential. This warm and affectionate account of the life of Thérèse of Lisieux brought the saint to life for me as no account has done before. This true story is written with a novelist’s sense of drama and an historian’s eye forContinue reading ““Thérèse: Saint of a Little Way””
Author Archives: Ellen Kolb
Writer, activist, Granite State walker.
A new resource for civic engagement
A new resource from the Diocese of Manchester has much that could appeal to all Christians who want to strive for faithful citizenship. “The Resurrection and the Church’s Mission in the Public Square” unites the twin themes of Easter and the role of Christians in civic life. The prayers, meditations, and sourcebook are grouped into weekly sectionsContinue reading “A new resource for civic engagement”
On the passing of Kermit Gosnell
Pennsylvania abortionist Kermit Gosnell died in prison in early March. He was serving a life sentence imposed in 2013 for manslaughter and three counts of murder. May God have mercy on his soul. The only reason his deeds came to light was that drug enforcement agents raided his abortion facility on suspicion of drugs beingContinue reading “On the passing of Kermit Gosnell”
Ellen Kolb 