Bradley PooleApr 5, 20212 min readA Life Update and an ApologyEaster is upon us at last. And I can think of no better time to come back from the dead.
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Bradley PooleAug 27, 20204 min readUzaki-Chan and the Hatred of WholesomeThe Short Anime Girl Who Triggered the Internet
Bradley PooleAug 25, 20202 min readThe Importance of the Mass, in 2020 and BeyondIn Which My Friend Regina Lux Drops Some Truth Bombs
Bradley PooleJul 15, 20206 min readThe Feast of St. Henry, Emperor and ConfessorToday in the Traditional Calendar is the Feast of St. Henry, Duke of Bavaria, King of Germany, and Emperor of the Romans. For many years,...
Bradley PooleApr 12, 202016 min readFairy Tales are Real: Clannad and the Resurrection of ChristAn Anime Lent Conclusion. Happy Easter!
Bradley PooleApr 6, 202016 min readThe Mystery of Iniquity: Future Diary and the Passion of ChristAn Anime Lent Part 6
Bradley PooleMar 30, 202010 min readRejected of Men: The Scapegoat, Passion Sunday, and The Rising of the Shield HeroAn Anime Lent, Part 5: Passiontide
Bradley PooleMar 23, 20209 min readMultiplication of Love: Dragonball and Laetare SundayAn Anime Lent Part 4
Bradley PooleMar 14, 20207 min readBy the Prince of Demons: Jesus, the Pharisees and Teasing Master Takagi-san.An Anime Lent Part 3
Bradley PooleMar 9, 20205 min readImage of Perfection: The Transfiguration of Christ and "Ao-chan Can't Study"Part 2 of An Anime Lent
Bradley PooleMar 2, 20205 min readAn Anime LentPart 1: Watamote, Scapegoating, and the Temptation of Christ
Bradley PooleJan 6, 20201 min readOur House is Blessed for Epiphany “O God, make the door of this house wide enough to receive all who need charity and companionship, narrow enough to shut out all envy,...
