Book Review VII: The Once and Future Roman RiteI first encountered Dr. Peter Kwasniewski when giving an interview on Mass of Ages. In the interview, Kwasniewski lays out exactly what the Latin Mass is and how it came about, particularly in the conSep 8 · 33 min readclarkdgray.com
Book Review VI: Chesterton's Orthodoxy How can we contrive to be at once astonished at the world and yet at home in it? 1908 was the year on the brink of revolution. Electricity, telephones, automobiles, aeroplanes, modern medicine, indusSep 6 · 24 min readclarkdgray.com
Book Review V: History of the English Speaking PeoplesNever have I read a most poetic tale of our nation's history as Churchill's 'History of English People'. I began reading this with recommendation from Mr Carl Benjamin who had said that he was readingSep 6 · 4 min readclarkdgray.com
Book Review IV: Man and Woman He Created ThemOnly Love creates the good, and in the end it alone can be perceived in all its dimensions and its contours in created things and, above all, in man. I was never going to read Theology of the Body anSep 4 · 4 min readclarkdgray.com
Book Review III: The Forgotten Slave TradePortraying the enslavement of Africans by white people as the chief type of slavery in the world’s history though has led many young white people to feel guilty and promoted a mentality of victimhood Sep 4 · 5 min readclarkdgray.com
