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THE HIDDEN REBELLION - DVD This powerful docu-drama presents a searing examination of the events and ideas surrounding one of history's most chilling stories of genocide, the slaughter of the noble Catholics of the Vendee region of France during the French Revolution. Combining insightful documentary with richly dramatic re-enactments of battle scenes, heroic resistance, and courageous faith, the film interviews many historians and experts who offer an eye-opening picture of this first progressive genocide in the name of "social justice." A timely and important film. One disc. 75 minutes. https://www.ewtnreligiouscatalogue.com/the-hidden-rebellion-dvd/p/MM04437D

Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation: February 25, 1570: Pope Pius V's Papal Bull : We included the famous or infamous Papal Bull of Pope St. Pius V excommunicating Elizabeth I in our series of anniversaries on the Son ...

The Most Religious Singer-Songwriter of the past 50 Years - Crisis Magazine : “You’re not making Christianity better, you’re just making rock n’ roll worse.” ∼ Hank Hill on “Christian Rock” from King of the Hill There are these musical artists who have done some religious music or who have moved from gospel to mainstream or who have dabbled in it, but there is someone else who is not …

Crossing the Goal : Sophia Institute Press is a publisher of Catholic books by Catholic saints and the great enduring figures of the Catholic intellectual tradition.

Allie Kay 92 subscribers SUBSCRIBED An original song, based on the book 1984 by George Orwell. Lyrics, vocals, piano, harmonies, arrangement all mine. This was designed for an English AP Literature and Composition project meant for us to experience what living in the world of the book would have been like. I chose to use the song "Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree" alluded to in the novel to describe Winston's conversion. Like,share,comment---feedback much appreciated! :) Lyrics: Under the spreading chestnut tree I sold you, and you sold me There lie they, and here lie we, Under the spreading chestnut tree. I've never been alone it's a comfort to know leaves a chill in my bones. The written word is a lie and our children are spies yet I don't want to die. Proof lies in the words that I write but if I were to fight would it be worth my life? They sing what ever they choose only birds and proles do why should I not sing to? what hav