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Retro Game Spotlight 055: Swordquest: Earthworld (1982)
Publisher: Atari Platform: Atari 2600 Designer: Dan Hitchens Box Art: Warren Chang
Trivia: The first of an unfinished series of video games, Swordquest: Earthworld combined comic books and video games into a contest with a series of prizes consisting of $150,000 in jewel-encrusted treasures.
E. E. Cummings’s springtime poems express not just wild abandon, but also humble reverence.
Pius XI’s words had such force because he bound himself to what had already been believed by Catholics throughout history and had been reaffirmed by his predecessors.
“G. K. Chesterton seems to have had an intuition of this: On his visit to Rome in 1929, he received the papal blessing and suddenly understood why popes and kings used the plural “we.” [...] For when Pius blessed the group, Chesterton realized “that it was indeed ‘We’; We, Peter and Gregory and Hildebrand and all the dynasty that does not die.’“
Retro Game Spotlight 016: Mario Bros. (1983)
Original Publisher (Arcade version): Nintendo Original Designers (Arcade version): Shigeru Miyamoto, Gunpei Yokoi Publisher (2600 version): Atari Designer (2600 version): Dan Hitchens Box Art: Hiro Kimura
Trivia: Mario Bros. two-player mode was inspired by Williams Electronics' Joust. The game was also the first appearance of Mario's brother, Luigi, possibly named after a pizza parlor called "Mario and Luigi's" near the headquarters of Nintendo of America.
Interview with Dan Hitchens about transsexuality and Catholicism
Interview with Dan Hitchens about transsexuality and Catholicism
Last month I was blessed to be interviewed by an excellent journalist, Dan Hitchens, about the theological and pastoral landscape of transsexuality in the Catholic Church. I was interviewed alongside two other dear Catholic trans women: my friend Aoife Assumpta Hart, and a fellow activist Jane Fae.
An article based on the interview was featured in the Catholic Herald. You can read the entire…
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The Spectator: The Assisted Dying Bill was crushed today, thanks to doctors and disability groups
The Spectator: The Assisted Dying Bill was crushed today, thanks to doctors and disability groups
The best speecheson the Assisted Dying Bill today were intelligent and sensitive – but not terribly new. The arguments were more or less the same as those in every debate on euthanasia for the last 80 years. Free choice vs concerns about the threat to public safety. So it was in 1936 and in 1969; so it was in the House of Lords with the Joffe Bill in 2006, and the amendment to the Coroners and…
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