The Cross of Laeken

Here is an article with some pictures of his visit to Rice University around 1969.  Following in the footsteps of his step-mother, Princess ...

Michael Palo thoughtfully reviews Belgium and the Monarchy: from National Independence to National Disintegration , an adapted English trans...

Piet Kroonenberg discusses the involvement of two generations of Belgian royal children in the Scouts and Guides.  Prince Baudouin,...

Widowed Queen Elisabeth with her grandchildren Joséphine-Charlotte, Baudouin and Albert (Continued from Parts I , II , and III ) "I ...

Prince Baudouin, the heir to the throne, at Hirschstein (Continued from Part I and Part II ) As we recently celebrated Epiphany, perhaps ...

The deportation of the Royal Family (Continued from Part I ) While King Leopold III, brave but forlorn, suffered through his first miserabl...

Not to be morbid, but here are a few of my favorite tributes, from Find a Grave . ~Au courage incarné par le grand Roi que fut Albert I. ~A...

Here is a moving RTBF documentary on the death and funeral of King Baudouin I. At the sadly young age of 62, he succumbed to heart failure o...

Given the pro-life stance of King Baudouin I, this story about his nephew, Prince Philippe, the current heir to the Belgian throne, is part...

Footage of her arrival in Belgium, marriage to King Baudouin I, and early years as Queen.

King Albert I, Queen Elisabeth and Princess Marie-José. A biography of the King, published in Flemish and French, concludes with these words...

  (Continued from Part I , Part II and Part III ) Today, I would like to conclude our series on the rampant over-sexualization of the Saxe...

(Continued from Part I and Part II ) Ever since Paul Reynaud's tragic, unjust indictment of the King, on May 28, 1940 , an endless seri...

We must not trust every word of others or feeling within ourselves, but cautiously and patiently try the matter, whether it be of God. Unha...

And kings in general... I'd rather not dwell on this silliness, but I find I must be strict for a bit. We're witnessing far too muc...