Thank you, Dan Engler.

Last Saturday’s column included the posting of a painting portraying an older officer leading a rag-tag army of brave, young Americans into battle. It was especially moving. When catholicfundamentalism.com readers were asked if anyone could identify the painter and his painting, Dan Engler replied that it was painted by Howard Pyle, and is called “The Nation Makers”. Prints are available at:

http://www.brandywinemuseumshop.org/catalog/index.cfm/CategoryID/E79FD1E7-3601-4260-BF47C0E9EAE1DD8B

Thank you, Dan.

Author's Notes:

Related:

Why Catholics honor The First Catholic Martyr on…

St. Paul tells us in 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 that we "please God by refraining from (all) immorality"....

May we all be blessed to be among those described…

May all be blessed to stand with God by “wanting peace with all people”. ~ Question 1: “Why...

God told Samuel: “Let the ‘Confusion…

1 Samuel 8:4-7, 10-22 tells us how God let His People have the “Confusion Headaches” they requested over...

Victims of Protestantism do not see God’s…

Protestantism keeps many from seeing The Power of God. ~ 1: “What Great Gift of God do Victims...

Was Jeroboam a “Prophet of…

God had His Prophet, Ahijah, give ten of the Twelve Tribes to Jeroboam (1 Kings 11:29), leaving Judah...

Question: Are Catholics the happiest people in…

How do happy Catholics connect dozens of ancient cities, sometimes buried by their builders, with God, Abraham, Moses,...