Pope Saint Leo III, was born in Rome around the year 750 and died in 816, while seated on the papal throne since 795. While in a procession in 799, members of the previous Pope’s family attacked him, nearly

Great video on the hard work it takes to accomplish an ETHICAL hunt. Both Randy and his buddy pass up opportunities to shoot bears due to inability to get close enough for an ethical shot. This is the

Here's the first of a series of short videos from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation showing the impact hunting has had in increasing the numbers of game animals in the United States. I encourage you to

The 22nd of January is the Feast of Saint Vincent Pallotti. Living in Italy in the 1800's, Vincent was a contemporary of the Curie of Ars. In 1835, he founded the Union of Catholic Apostolate, encouraging

The 18th of January is the feast of Saint Volusian of Tours. Living in France in the 400’s, Volusian was the seventh bishop of Tours. During this time he was exiled and eventually martyred by the Visigoths.

The 15th of January is the feast of Saint Ite. Living in the 500's and born in County Waterford, Ite founded a community and fostered orphans, cared for widows and became the advisor to many other saints.

The 12th of January is the feast of Saint Bernard of Corleone. Born in Sicily in the 1600's, Bernard was the son of a shoemaker and also entered the trade. He also became very adept at swordsmanship and

The 11th of January is the feast of Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch. Theodosius lived from 423 to 529 and was born in modern Turkey. He entered religious life and attended the Fourth Ecumenical Council

Here's a video from My Self Reliance showing the timelapse process of his cabin build. The most amazing part of this is he uses only hand tools - no power tools!

Great video from Steve Rinella about how to break down the hind leg of a deer (which is very similar to lamb or goat). Also includes information on storage and freezing.

Some day, I will get to see this in person. Elk are amazing creatures... Watch how he rubs his neck in the mud and then rubs it on his sides - this is how he spreads his musk. Great video from the Rocky

The 9th of January is the feast of Saint Basilissa. Living in the 300's in either Syria or Egypt, Basilissa and her husband vowed to never consummate their marriage and instead lived as virgins devoted

Needless to say, this is not surprising...crypto is rife with this. Here's a take by Sunny Decree on what may be happening in the cryptosphere today. Looks like by discrediting some of the Korean exchanges,

Here's a video and recipe from Gordon Ramsey that looks wonderful! It's also vegetarian for your friends that may be of that persuasion. Enjoy!

The 8th of January is the feast of Saint Thorfinn of Hamar. Living in the 1200's, Thorfinn protected the Church and the Diocese of Hamar from King Erik II - also known as the "Priest Hater".

The 7th of December is the feast of Saint Raymond of Penyafort. A Spanish Dominican living in the 13th century, Raymond compiled the decretals of Pope Gregory IX. This became the de facto Code of Canon

The 6th of January is the feat of Epiphany but also the feast of Saint Edeyrn. Living in the sixth century in Wales, Edeyrn was the brother of Saint Aerdeyrn. He was a companion of King Arthur, but left

The 5th of January is the feast of Saint John Neumann. Born in Bohemia in 1811, John immigrated to the US in 1836 with nothing but the clothes he had on and one dollar. He was ordained in the same year

The 4th of January is the feast of the first American born saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton. Born in 1774, Elizabeth married in 1794 and had 5 children. She was widowed in 1803 and converted to Catholicism shortly

December 29th is the feast of Saint Thomas a Becket. Living in the 1100's, Thomas was a personal friend of England's King Henry II. In order to gain more control over the Church, Henry used his influence