Tag: Martin Luther King

• Living Deliberately—In Quiet Desperation

  My soul longed to stand tall, even as it remained shackled to the cowardice of my flesh.

  RMDell’Orfano

  January 21, 2026

  Autobio

  1960s America, academic materialism, faith and providence, Harvard, Henry David Thoreau, Jr., Living Deliberately, Martin Luther King, memoir excerpt, MIT, moral courage, Path Perilous, pilgrimage, Primitive diets, quiet desperation, Ralph Waldo Emerson, roots and branches, spiritual search, transcendentalism, Walden Pond

• Halloween

  The greatest miracle worker was Saint Vincent Ferrer who resurrected thirty people from their graves.

  RMDell’Orfano

  October 31, 2024

  Mysticism, Religion

  50 years stigmatists, bilocation, faith, Free Masons, Hallows Eve, jesus, Jesus’s resurrection, Martin Luther King, nuclear energy, Padre PIo, Puritans, Salem witch hunt, scientific progress, St Vincent Ferrer, The Franciscan Order, the god of science, The Holy Ghost Butler’s Lives of teh Saints, Thomas Jeffersons’ bible, Virgin Mary, witchcraft