Independent scholar and writer examining the intersection of tradition and technological progress. Converting to Catholicism at 18 and later marrying into a seventh-generation Presbyterian farming family, I bring unique perspective to agricultural and religious dialogue—writing from land continuously cultivated since 1797.
From Whittaker Chambers to Modern Homesteading: A Critical Analysis of Agricultural Retreat in Conservative Thought
Domestic church design, liturgical living, and technological integration
Seven generations of farming wisdom meeting modern challenges
How space shapes character in education and faith
Learning from past responses to cultural challenge
Join me at the intersection of farming wisdom, Catholic thought, and technological progress.
Documenting the transformation of a rental property into a dedicated homeschool environment, exploring how physical space shapes learning and character formation.
Visit Project →Exploring the home as domestic church—where the architectural hierarchy of St. Peter's Basilica, diocesan cathedral, and local parish finds its ultimate purpose in nurturing the spiritual life of the family.
Coming 2025 →