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To Veil or Not to Veil, That Is the Liberty
Genevieve Kineke has written a number of posts on chivalry over the years. It’s one of her blog categories. She has some interesting things to say and links to many good sources. Of late, Genevieve has...
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Little Disney Feminists
Much to my chagrin, the post on this blog that has received the most hits is the one in which I linked to an article by a feminist on the evils of the Disney Princesses. I barely even commented on the...
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Chivalry Under Fire
I just googled the term Benedictio Novi Militis (Blessing of a New Knight) and happened upon a British feminist blog where I read this comment: Polite is just custom, as is secular or modern chivalry,...
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Four Chivalrous Things to Remember
Video courtesy of Bob Fox, his son Gregory, producer and his daughter Theresa, editor. Great work. This links up with my post on the squires oath and the four things I wanted the boys at the ecampment...
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Talking Turkey About the Moose Hunter
Okay, I have a touch of Palimania. I admit it. But I am on the road to recovery. Still, I will say up front that the Palin pick has swayed my vote. Think about it. All the mythology about The One,...
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Feast of St. Joan of Arc
Due homage to the Maid, paragon of chivalry. Posted in Catholicism, Chivalry, Daughters, Girl stuff, Religion, Spirituality, Women Tagged: St. Joan of Arc
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Sacrifices
Okay, boys, after watching this try not whining for a few days at least. Make sure no girls are watching, so they don’t see you wiping your eyes. Via Hot Air. Posted in Chivalry, Culture, Daughters,...
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Damsels in Distress
I started on this post more than a year ago and have come back to it from time to time. While I am up at Mount St. Francis, hiding in my cave and working on my paper for our Coredemption conference in...
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Twain’s Joan III
There’s an illustration, gentlemen – a real illustration,” he said. “I studied that girl, Joan of Arc, for twelve years, and it never seemed to me that the artists and the writers gave us a true...
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Kings and Queens in Disguise
I am sent this historical rendering of feminine nobility by Master Xavier, who has something to say on the subject here (something more serious, that is). As anyone who reads this blog knows, I am...
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