a passenger. The Fool of New York City (Ignatius Press, 2016) The Lighthouse (Ignatius Press, 2020) The Sabbatical (Ignatius Press, 2021) By the Rivers of Babylon (Ignatius Press, 2022) Children of the Last Days series Father Elijah: An Apocalypse (Ignatius Press, 1996), tells the story of a Jewish Holocaust survivor named David Schäfer who converts to Catholicism, becomes a Carmelite priest and takes the name Father Elijah. The novel includes depictions of a prefect for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith who resembles Joseph Ratzinger and a Pope who resembles Pope John Paul II. The fictional Pope tasks Father Elijah with a secret mission: to confront the Antichrist, bring him to repentance and thus postpone the Great Tribulation. One of the Antichrist's intrigues involves the discovery of Aristotle's lost work, On Justice. Strangers and Sojourners (Ignatius Press, 1997) – An agnostic Englishwoman and Catholic Irishman both flee from their pasts to Canada in the 1930s, where they live out their lives as "Strangers and Sojourners in a foreign land ..." Eclipse of the Sun (Ignatius Press, 1998) – A priest and a child are hunted across NW Canada by an increasingly totalitarian government and the forces of evil. Plague Journal (Ignatius Press, 1999) – Set in Canada; it is written in the form of the diary of a Catholic newsletter editor who is framed for murder by the forces of Antichrist. A Cry of Stone (Ignatius Press, 2003) – Rose Wâbos, abandoned as an infant, is raised by her grandmother, Oldmary Wâbos, in the remotest regions of the northern Ontario wilderness. The story covers a period from 1940 to 1973, chronicling Rose's growth to womanhood, her discovery of art, her moving out into the world of cities and sophisticated cultural circles. Sophia House (Ignatius Press, 2005) – Depicts the experiences of the young David Schäfer/Fr. Elijah while being sheltered by Pawel Tarnowski, a Polish Catholic during the Second World War. Elijah in Jerusalem (Ignatius Press, 2015) – A sequel to Father Elijah. Non-fiction O'Brien's articles and lectures focus on his belief that Western civilization is in severe decline as well as heading towards a "New Totalitarianism". A significant amount of his writing appeared first in Nazareth Journal, of which he was founding editor. O'Brien's book A Landscape with Dragons: The Battle for Your Child's Mind – described as controversial by its publisher – presents his concern that contemporary