Peter Darcy

Peter Darcy is a writer and editor who spent thirty years in the non-profit sector and various business enterprises. His great passion is educating others about the wonderful Tradition and glories of the Catholic Church. In 2020 he launched the Sacred Windows website for this purpose.


He has written 16 books with several more on the docket for 2026-27. His latest books (2025) are Flames of Faith: 18 Elements of Catholicism to Light Your Way and Praying with Fire: Learning to Pray the Catholic Way. In 2020, he published his most popular books, The Seven Leadership Virtues of Joan of Arc and No-Nonsense Non-Profit.


Visit his websites: www.sacredwindows.com and www.peterdarcywriting.com as well as his substack page, https://sacredwindows.substack.com. 

Latest Articles By Peter Darcy
Joan of Arc Would Have Loved Charlie Kirk
Joan of Arc Would Have Loved Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk exhibited an amazing similarity to St. Joan of Arc, both in life and in death. She started a movement that had world-changing effects, and Charlie has followed in her footsteps six centuries later.
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Faith Alone and the Massive Theft of Church Property
Faith Alone and the Massive Theft of Church Property
Most Christians do not know that the theft of the Catholic Church's property in Europe was the civic motive behind the overtly religious one of the so-called Reformation in the 15th century. That was disguised by the clever "Saved By Faith Alone" slogan that the perpetrators of the Reformation used to heighten the emotion for rebellion.
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Babushkas and the Truth of the Last Election
Babushkas and the Truth of the Last Election
A holy mix of prayer and truthfulness prevailed against the Great Lie in the last American election, and we must continue the victory of Truth.
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The Prophecy of Our Lady’s Place in Salvation History
The Prophecy of Our Lady’s Place in Salvation History
Our Lady was prophesied in the eternal revelation of God and is not just another disciple.
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America’s Bad Case of Hypocrisy Fatigue
America’s Bad Case of Hypocrisy Fatigue
It wasn't just a rightward shift of the American electorate that brought a historic landslide election this November. It was also the inherent American distaste for rank hypocrisy that turned voters off the the possibility of four more years of being lectured by people who consider themselves our betters. But God also had a say in the matter, thanks to the prayers of so many faithful.
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We All Have Secret Service Protection
We All Have Secret Service Protection
Angels are given to us as protectors of body and soul. They are spiritual secret service agents keeping us from assassination attempts by the world, the flesh, and above all, the devil and his minions. Their job is not primarily to protect our physical bodies, but when they do, it usually has a deeper meaning for our souls.
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We Are at a Spiritual Tipping Point
We Are at a Spiritual Tipping Point
America is on the horns of a spiritual dilemma. The extreme moral degradation of our society is evidence that there is true spiritual evil at the base of this crisis. People of faith are the solution, but we must pray fervently to avert worse evils.
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Angels and the Creation of the Giraffe
Angels and the Creation of the Giraffe
The giraffe is a marvel of natural architecture, but did you know that angels had a hand in his creation?
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A Primer on Sacramental Validity
A Primer on Sacramental Validity
We know we receive sacraments not because we go through the ritual motions but because they all have two key criteria in common: Matter and Form. These establish the validity of the sacrament and strengthen us in the certainty that we have received grace through them.
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Nancy Needs to Get Her Own House in Order
Nancy Needs to Get Her Own House in Order
The Church has done its job in warning Nancy Pelosi about the danger to her own soul. She has been utterly shameless in her abortion advocacy throughout her entire political career, even up to the present moment.
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Seven Awesome Catholic Devotions
Seven Awesome Catholic Devotions
The reason the Church gives us pious practices like devotions is to strengthen our faith. Doctrine is meant for the head. Devotions are meant for the heart.
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Seven Reliable Prayer Habits
Seven Reliable Prayer Habits
One's prayer life benefits from good habits as much as one's professional life. Seven prayer habits in particular nurture the growth and fruitfulness of prayer.
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Seven Characteristics of Effective Prayer
Seven Characteristics of Effective Prayer
Prayer is the oxygen of our spiritual lives and keeps the flames burning brightly. It taps into the inexhaustible source of God's life. These seven characteristics of prayer are good touch points to evaluate our prayer life from time to time so that we don't lose the habit of prayer or begin to babble on like the pagans.
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The Dream that Gave Us the Periodic Table of Elements
The Dream that Gave Us the Periodic Table of Elements
Dreams are not always strange, disconnected experiences. Sometimes they are unified to the point of producing extraordinary blessings. In fact, one of the wonders of modern science came through a dream.
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Joseph against the Covid Tyranny
Joseph against the Covid Tyranny
“Our patience is wearing thin and your refusal has cost all of us.” “This is not about freedom.”
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