Liturgy Stories

Drawn from clay and crowned in heaven's radiance, she was made to praise but never to be known. When an ember awakens beneath her breastbone, she steps beyond the orbit of her Maker's light and into a revelation written in flame. A lost apocryphon of awakening, union, and the birth of a sovereign soul.

Revised Common Lectionary text exegesis by Dr. Kace Leetch online links for other textual resources intercessory prayers, collects Eucharistic invitations, and offertory prayers.

A poetic confessional in five books - Skin, Lust, Love, Liturgy, Sin - where desire becomes a sermon, the body a temple, and survival a scripture. She kneels, not to beg, but to breathe. She isn't looking for permission; she's writing her own absolution. Skin to Sin is my debut poetry collection - available in full on Amazon, published under the pen name Nico Tomas.

Liturgical Zine Excerpts. Include all imagery.

This is the second section of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. This section is the section on the Life in Christ. It covers the liturgy and the sacraments. The Catholic Church has seven sacraments. They are divided into three section. The first are the Sacraments of Christian Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, and First Eucharist. Then there are the Sacraments of Healing: Reconcilation, and Anointing of the Sick. Finally there are the Sacraments of Service: Holy Orders and Matrimony.

Poetry published May 2012- May 2013 (Written 2003-2013) Dedicated to my sister, those who followed in Viper's footsteps, and America.

Between echo and silence, this book kneels to listen. Song of the Exiles is not simply read - it is experienced as a rite. Fragmented like an ancient liturgy, this work sings for those expelled from language, from memory, from time. Told through fractured voices, ritual chants, and symbolic invocations, each passage becomes a ceremonial act - summoning absences, wounds, and forgotten names. The exiles - Nirgan, the listeners, the weeping ones - are not characters, but echoes inhabiting a living ruin. A book for those willing to unravel. A chant made of void. A broken mirror that still reflects.

A cannibal cult prepares to celebrate its principal rite.

Step into the flickering light of a Roman catacomb, where whispered prayers and shared bread defy an empire's wrath. From the Last Supper's humble table to soaring Gothic cathedrals and vibrant modern parishes, the Catholic Mass has woven a tapestry of faith across two millennia. This 8-part series traces its epic story-how a simple meal became a sacred ritual, how it shaped art, music, and cultures, and why the Eucharist remains its beating heart. Through vivid scenes of martyrs, monks, reformers, and everyday believers, you'll walk alongside history's forgotten voices, uncovering the mystery of a rite that's both ancient and alive. Written as a personal quest to explore the Mass's depths, this journey invites you to reflect: what does it mean to find the divine in bread and wine? Each chapter unveils a new era, from secretive gatherings under persecution to the global Masses of today, blending gripping storytelling with the theology and culture that make the Mass timeless. Feel the awe of a medieval peasant before a candlelit altar, the tension of Reformation debates, or the joy of a modern congregation singing in their native tongue. Whether you're a seeker, a believer, or a history lover, this series offers a front-row seat to a ritual that's shaped civilizations. Join me on this ride through time, where every page is a chance to learn, feel, and wonder-because sometimes, the deepest truths hide in the simplest acts.