“White Collars, Crimson Souls”

The Rev. Rudolph McPhaden (Father Rhudy) is an “old priest,” of the Anglican Faith. Over the years, he has been given many “sons” to raise up in the faith. “White Collars, Crimson Souls” is a chapter in his long life of faith and dedication. Presently, he is “raising up” two such fine young men–Father Christopher Neal, and Father Jacob Mabrey. His standard-bearing theme is and has always “The kind, simple things we do for one another day-by-day through love, are infinitely more glorious in the eyes of the Creator than all the magnificent things we do to glorify ourselves before the eyes of man.” White Collars, Crimson Souls, is a story of their struggles, personal and priestly, as they minister to their flock, to each other, and themselves.