2026
The Aftermath of Knox’s Noble Train
Week of January 26
Following Henry Knox’s prodigious feat in January 1776 of moving 60 plus abandoned cannon for the patriot cause over 400 miles of treacherous terrain for the relief of Boston, several notable…
Henry Knox and the Guns of Fort Ticonderoga, 1776
Week of January 19
It is not hyperbole to say that America has produced some of the most singularly audacious individuals in the history of the world. And they, in turn, were…
Robert F. Scott’s Expedition Reaches the South Pole, 1912
Week of January 12
The continent of Antarctica lived in our imaginations long before any report of her was made in recorded history. The Greeks of the ancient world, knowing…
The Martyrdom of St. Polyeuctus, AD 259
Week of January 5
Throughout the history of the Roman Empire, devout Christians can be found among the ranks of its elite military. They served despite tensions of conscience arising from the army’s integral…