Episode 65: Saint Pope John Paul II
This week on A Few Moments with God, I take a look at the extraordinary life of a modern saint and global traveler: Pope John Paul II. We explore his remarkable journey from Poland to…
This week on A Few Moments with God, I take a look at the extraordinary life of a modern saint and global traveler: Pope John Paul II. We explore his remarkable journey from Poland to…
On Monday, Alberta’s 2025 municipal elections are being held to elect the people who will lead our cities, towns, counties, and school boards for the next four years. Here in Edmonton, many people are feeling…
Swag kicks off the work on a brass and casings factory in this episode of Creative Engineering! See what it takes to automate brass in the first of this two-part build.
I hope that all my Canadian readers today have a very happy and blessed Thanksgiving today with their family and/or friends! May you give thanks for all the blessings received this past year and look…
October is the month of the Holy Rosary, and this week’s episode of A Few Moments with God examines the life of Friar Alan de la Roche, the forgotten Dominican who revived the Rosary devotion centuries after Saint Dominic first popularized it.
Need Mending for your tools? Swag shows you the exact steps to get this must-have enchantment from a Librarian in the finished Villager Trading Building!
We forfeit the right to complain about local government because we skip elections for city council and school boards. These critical races are often decided by twenty to thirty-three percent of voters. If you choose to be silent, you forfeit your voice.
In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag takes a break from building factories for Create components to focus on completing his headquarters. He dives into setting up bulk storage and auto-crafting systems for items he…
A Few Moments with God explores the life of Saint Dominic, the founder of the Dominican Order and the man credited with spreading the Holy Rosary.
In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag walks you through the process of automating precision mechanisms, a crucial component for future setups like speed controllers and mechanized arms.