Brian Killian is a writer, thinker, husband, and father. He studied undergraduate philosophy at a Benedictine university and some graduate philosophy at a Basilian university. He is a perpetual student of rhetoric, new media, the intersection of marketing and evangelisation, and the adventure of life in faith. Since becoming unemployed during the dot-com crash of 2000, he has lived in Canada with his family. He has been a columnist for a small Catholic newspaper in Atlantic Canada, a contributor to several online Catholic portals, and a professional freelance copywriter.
The myth of Narcissus is very suggestive for our day. There are many variations to the story, but they all end the same way. Narcissus is cursed to forever experience the pain of unrequited love. That happens to be our own curse, too. But first, here’s how it happened to Narcissus. Narcissus was a handsome […]
At the Heart of the Gospel, the new book by Christopher West, is the fruit of West’s sabbatical from speaking after controversy broke following a television interview. West’s new book is primarily two things. First, it’s a summary of the main points of West’s lectures and writings over the years. West takes a deep breath, […]
