Journalist and Author. Catholic and Patriot. AMERICAN CROWN @simonschuster available everywhere now.
Washington, DC
Joined May 2009
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Stephanie Green retweeted
Killing the sick is neither compassionate nor normal, and being legal does not make it moral, Pope Leo XIV said Sunday at Lourdes, in a clear reference to France’s recent legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide.
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Stephanie Green retweeted
My brother Gary was kindest and most fun person I knew. Gary was happy in every photo.
Over the past 25 years, nearly every day there has been a moment when I’ve thought to myself, I wish Gary was here.
Gary was killed at the young age of 36 for being an American and going to work that morning in the greatest country in the world.
I love and miss you every day, my brother.
Thank you Marie Claire for the coverage of AMERICAN CROWN 👑 🇺🇸 marieclaire.com/celebrity/ro…
Stephanie Green retweeted
Today we celebrate the birth of a little girl who would be called to become the Mother of her Creator, the Mother of God. Yet, she is born simply as a little girl, like the daughters and granddaughters we hold in our arms. We bestow upon her the most exalted and noble titles, such as Our Lady and Queen, but God’s way was and remains simpler and quieter, yet no less powerful and transformative. It is the way of Jesus Himself. #NativityOfMary
Stephanie Green retweeted
Imagine growing up in absolute dirt poverty in east Tennessee, daughter of a tobacco farmer, going to school wearing rags your mother stitched into a coat, and when you die the British royal family has its military band play your up-the-workers country-pop anthem in tribute.
Stephanie Green retweeted
Not kidding when I say this is Appalachia’s version of the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Thank you National Review for the words of praise for AMERICAN CROWN:
@NRO @VahakenM
“Journalist Stephanie Green’s first book is a unique ecology of the ancient trunk and unruly offshoots of Frank’s family tree; an assiduously researched and rich compound biography.” nationalreview.com/magazine/…
Stephanie Green retweeted
On this day in 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified, prohibiting the denial of the right to vote on the basis of sex. The Library holds the records and library collection of the National Woman’s Party, which was instrumental in getting the legislation passed. 🧵
ALT Photograph of Alison Turnbull Hopkins with banner, "Mr. President How long must women wait for liberty," picketing for suffrage outside White House gate. January 30, 1917. Photograph published in "The Suffragist."
Stephanie Green retweeted
"Let nothing perturb you, nothing frighten you. All things pass. God does not change. Patience achieves everything."
-St. Teresa of Avila
Thank you Town & Country for this summary of American Crown
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Looking forward to seeing you in Washington on tour!
I'm delighted that The Times has chosen my 'Napoleon & His Marshals' as one of their 20 best non-fiction titles of the autumn: thetimes.com/article/7746211… Please do consider pre-ordering it #Napoleon #NapoleonBonaparte
Stephanie Green retweeted
I'm delighted that The Times has chosen my 'Napoleon & His Marshals' as one of their 20 best non-fiction titles of the autumn: thetimes.com/article/7746211… Please do consider pre-ordering it #Napoleon #NapoleonBonaparte
Stephanie Green retweeted
The #WordOfTheDay is ‘highfalutin.’
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ALT WORD OF THE DAY Merriam- Webster AUGUST 2, 2026 highfalutin adjective hye-fuh-LOO-tun seeming or trying to seem great or important Background Image: a person carrying shopping bags
