S.T. Martin is the founder of ”St. Joan and St. Thérèse” and a self-published author of 5 books. His sixth, ”Fleur-Darc,” is a one volume compilation of all of his writings. He is a member of the Catholic Writers Guild and holds degrees from both Princeton and Yale Universities
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Visit S.T.’s second blog, “Fleur-Darc,” dedicated to his newest book! A one volume compilation of all five of his books, published under his real name, and at a discounted price compared to buying all individually. Curious? Click below to check out “Fleur-Darc” and more of S.T.’s writings.
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Fleur-Darc, a one-volume compilation of all five S.T. Martin books below and published under his real name. For those interested in all of S.T.’s writings, this book is a must have!
The Dove and Rose by S.T. Martin in paperback (A compendium of blog posts and prayers to Sts. Joan and Thérèse)
Little Flowers and Fiery Towers (Poetry) by S.T. Martin in paperback
Testament for Love by S.T. Martin in paperback ( A compendium of blog posts)
Journey to Christendom by S.T. Martin in paperback
Seek First the Kingdom by S.T. Martin in paperback
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Category Archives: General Catholic
On the invocation, veneration, and relics of saints, and on sacred images (Decrees from the Council of Trent)
SJST The relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux at her National Shrine in Darien, IL One of the most beautiful and life giving doctrines of the Catholic Church is that of the communion of saints both here on earth and … Continue reading
On Christians and the humble “I don’t know” of the Atheist
SJST An interesting phenomenon in the current debate between atheists and Christians is the atheist’s attempt to usurp the intellectual high ground by declaring that the philosophical position of “I don’t know” (albeit usually completely ignoring the Thomist philosophical proofs … Continue reading
Interview on radio talk show Religion, Politics, and the Culture
SJST I am most appreciative to have been interviewed by radio host Dennis O’Donovan on his talk show “Religion, Politics, and the Culture.” The video below holds the audio to this interview. Everyone should tune in to 1040 AM Radio … Continue reading
Posted in General Catholic, General Catholic Videos, On my devotion to St. Joan and St. Thérèse, The Knights of the Dove and Rose
Tagged Catholic radio interview, Catholicism, conversion, Dennis O'Donovan, Politics, Religion, Religion Politics and the Culture radio show, rpconradio.com, St. Joan of Arc, St. Therese of Lisieux, WLVJ
Essay on the Grandeur of Catholic Tradition
SJST Discussions with other Christians, broadly speaking across all denominations, on the topic of Tradition in the Catholic Church always face certain, and seemingly unavoidable, hurdles that are nevertheless distracting to the understanding of the main benefits of it. Particularly … Continue reading
Comments on Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”
SJST (Originally written in December 2009) Last night I pulled down my copy of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” to begin my annual ritual of reading this marvelous tale the week coming up to Christmas day. The weather forecast in … Continue reading
Posted in General Catholic
Tagged A Christmas Carol, Catholicism, Charles Dickens, Christmas, English Literature, Literature
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There are no scientific laws – revolt!
The other day my senses were assaulted by a New Age advertisement on MySpace (which is very common on that site, its persona and online culture being particularly infected with the Revolutionary virus of liberalism and moral relativism), and that … Continue reading
How ancient Christendom can help save America today
SJST There are essentially two reasons that I post anything on Facebook. One could even call these reasons missions. These missions are themselves driven by one, higher, overarching vision of defending and promoting the Catholic faith. It is the purpose … Continue reading
The Dopey Sixties
SJST I will say something here that will demonstrate just how far out of sync I am with modern, mainstream America. My guess is that few people will agree with the following, but I shall say it anyhow. And I … Continue reading
The one question remaining to be answered
SJST I often sense that the modern Christian is prone to offer a solution (or, rather, the solution) without spending enough time, or any time for that matter, discussing the problem. Put another way, we tend to make sure that … Continue reading
Posted in General Catholic
Tagged Aristotle, Atheism, Catholicism, Creation, Scripture
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