Christian Courier has posted my latest column:
A new Carolingian era, with this subtitle: "Three reasons to believe that King Charles is off to a good start." Here is the second reason:
[A]lthough King Charles has not been as beloved a figure as his late
mother, he is heir to a legacy of considerable good will and admiration
that she earned during her seven decades of service to her country and
to the Commonwealth. Sad to say, the media are not as respectful of the
royal office as they were in 1952, yet I believe that our new monarch
will rise to the occasion, taking every opportunity to connect with his
people on a personal level. He may not be a gregarious person, but
neither was his late grandfather, who endeared himself to his people
through his courage and dedication during the war.
Read the first and third reasons here.
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