The First Woman Playwright was a Catholic Nun D.P. Curtin October 9, AD2026 No Comments Far beyond the claims of post-modernity, the first female authors did not emerge in the West during the 18th, 19th, or 20th centuries. While few Read More »
Blessed William Tirry: Friar, Fugitive, Martyr D.P. Curtin February 24, AD2026 2 Comments For most of the Irish, the events of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries are difficult to comprehend. The scale of national devastation that transpired seems Read More »
The Silent Ambition of the Virgin Mary D.P. Curtin November 13, AD2025 No Comments The French playwright, Molière, once wrote that “la grande ambition de la femme est d’inspirer l’amour” (the great ambition of a woman is to inspire Read More »