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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Oh, my love, my love, your wings unfurled, take heed, the balls at thee are hurled.

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By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 31845 Rating: PG for scary situations Summary: Nico Di Angelo, son of Hades, is used to being alone, until one day a girl with auburn hair waltzes into his life… Nico’s eyes fluttered open and let out a soft moan. He certainly wasn’t dead, but he wasn’t

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Very occasionally a cursing warrior would be sent tumbling down the hill, their passage marked by the crashing of crushed stems and a cloud of snow dust. For the most part, however, the agile cat-men proceeded at a good pace.

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BY EMMA CASSMAN It was my first solo flight. I’d made it through customs with only two near panic attacks.

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI I stand at the crossroads of a world gone mad, tossing in the current of ‘Great Events’.

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BY RACHEL LIANNA HOLLAND Have you ever heard the joke: “Which weighs more? A pound of rocks or a pound of feathers?”

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By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 652 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: An original fairy tale in the mold of Andersen and Le Prince de Beaumont. Once upon a time, in a faraway land, lived a sickly king and his three children. Sensing that his days were coming to an end,

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BY SARAH LEVESQUE “Here, she was sorted into Slytherin.” Snape pointed to the picture, where Lily was clearly wearing green.

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By Ian T. Wilson Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Word Count: 311 Summary: A brief biography of the real hero of Batman Good afternoon, people of the internet! This is Ian Wilson, Fellowship and Fairydust’s comic and superhero expert, welcoming you once again to Superhero Sunday. This week, I wanna talk about a hero we

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By The Traveling Troubadour Word Count: 705 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A reflection on the eyes of Christ for Divine Mercy Sunday. Authors Note: This image of the crowned head of Our Lord hangs in the entrance of the Stone Church of the Madonna on the Hill in Fort Lee, NJ built

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By Ashley Osmera Word Count: 1,263 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A fallen-away Catholic meets a priest who explains to him the treasure of the sacrament of Confession Steven cautiously opened the door of the church. It was obvious he hadn’t been there for some time, because he scanned the area for a

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BY RAE-RAE FRANCHI The day I saw the Admiral for the first and final time, my mouth fell wide open, and my eyes blinked with surprise!

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BY VIOLET JAMES “Many wise words have been written about love,” he observed. “Understand that love is a choice you make every day, even when it is hard.”

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI I feel the dark; It seeps within my bones, runs through my veins; It is a tangible, moving thing. I know it lives.

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BY IAN T. WILSON The story centers on Mariah Mundi and his little brother, Felix, who are the children of two archaeologists at Oxford University.

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By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word count: 1314 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: Divine inspiration is just a game–but a really intense game. “Well folks, welcome back to our Inspireball Championship! Jonah Godwin is back at the throwing mound; Joshua Godwin’s Angels are taking their places while Stan de Ville’s Demons are

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“Let my life be spent out Like the smallest of birds, Winging its way from forest freedom To the flame-speckled hut To the wild air again.”

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Ben Gazzara stars as Don Bosco, urged on by his prophetic dreams and passion for the poor to open an oratory in the city of Turin.

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BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “Je suis profundement desole…” he whispered into the dark. “And I did not even say goodbye…”

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BY KATIE GEERLING Flowers tipping their colorful hats to us as we pass, and the singing birds on the green tree boughs.

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