My Way to Canossa

In which Sister Eunice Larkin recalls her adolescent crisis of faith. Part of the Blogger's Tale, Chapter Six.

In which the Blogger finally crosses a national border in contemporary Europe, only to encounter a scene he did not expect. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Six.

In which Adalbert Kehr sets himself a daunting task: to organize the contents of a medieval abbey, now an outpost of the Prussian bureaucracy.

In which the Blogger swallows his pride and tries to start a conversation. From The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Six.

In which the Blogger decides, once again, to keep his mouth shut. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.

In which Sister Eunice Larkin recalls a youthful infatuation, and a moment of crisis. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.

In which the Blogger finds the autobahn conducive to a certain kind of conversation. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.

In which Casey Lasko learns the real name of Damien di Savoia Underwood. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.

In which the Blogger tries to teach a medieval monk how to use a GPS. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.

In which two young idealists become friends. Part of The Blogger's Tale, Chapter Five.