‘Romeo and Juliet’ in a Nutshell
Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy reveals the consequences of exalting passion above wisdom and virtue.
Results from Tag: 'william shakespeare'
‘No Darkness But Ignorance’ — Shakespeare in the Public Schools
The pressure to remove William Shakespeare’s work from the curriculum is a symptom of a deeper ideological problems in the culture
William Shakespeare Was a Defiant Catholic to the Last
Let’s examine what is actually known of the Bard’s last years.
Shakespeare’s Relevance in Today’s World
COMMENTARY: A convincing case can be made to support the claim that the Bard is the most relevant writer who ever set pen paper.
The Brilliant Catholic Clues You Never Noticed in Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’
It is against a backdrop of intensified anti-Catholic persecution that William Shakespeare wrote this darkest of plays.
William Shakespeare Was Catholic — Here’s the Evidence
The case for Shakespeare’s Catholicism has been proven beyond any reasonable doubt.
William Shakespeare and the Saints
For the Bard and for the saints who inspired him, we should be ever thankful.
Sex, Nonsense and Shakespeare
Any attempt to mold Shakespeare into the image of “our own deplorable epoch” is ridiculously absurd.
St. Joan of Arc as Seen by Shakespeare, Mark Twain and St. Thérèse
The Maid of Orléans will be a focal point of artists for generations to come but most will pale in comparison to William Shakespeare, Mark Twain and the Little Flower
