Faith Incarnate
Melancholy and Memory
Tempus fugit; memento mori.
Scott P. Richert
Catholic author and speaker, husband, father of 8, grandfather of 1. Shattering the idols of the modern age for over 30 years.
Forward March
Evening Came, and Morning Followed
Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.
Faith Incarnate
The Exorcist, Horror, and Faith
The secret message of William Peter Blatty’s novel
Letters & Reading
The Immorality of Abstraction
Why killing hundreds of children is easier than killing one
Faith Incarnate
The Devil Hates Halloween
And he wants you to hate it, too.
Place & the Particular
Seasons of Life
Becoming aware of when you are
Letters & Reading
Ghosts of the Midwest
Russell Kirk and the restoration of the moral imagination
Letters & Reading
Walking with Wendell Berry
Continuing the great conversation
Faith Incarnate
Halloween, Jack Chick, and Anti-Catholicism
Uncovering the anti-Catholic origins of the attack on Halloween
Faith Incarnate
Did Pope Benedict XVI Condemn Halloween?
An instructive example of how myths get started
Forward March
Principles and Propositions
Reflections on ideology, tribalism, and partisanship
Faith Incarnate
The True Grandeur of Humanity
What is the source of our consciousness?