Circumstance of this past feast

Tobar, you are correct. The altar as it currently exists is still portable, but it is the hope of all of the Chroniclerites that one day it grows beyond portability.
The altar, especially if placed in, say, the library, would of course be open to anyone seeking knowledge.

Father Ashby, if the only thing Chronicler's own intervention could save was the journal, and the account of the events, I fear I must doubt that there is a way to restore the author. Even if there was, I feel that the greater reward for a Chroniclerite would be the story surviving, not the author. I feel that as a former priest of Chronicler, the author would agree with that sentiment, and while the author's memory does remain, I feel we should not sully it by seeking to undo their story.

To answer the question of the current idea being thrown around for the future of the journal--I agree. It should be in Travance. A number of the scholars were in agreement when I suggested perhaps consulting Father Osred on the matter since he will be escorting me at the ball on what advice he could give. Lethias we will speak more on the matter in person and I welcome the words of others on what they think. I will say it is not merely a relic that can be appreciated by Chroniclerites only--it is a story all deserve to know if they seek it.

Sorry if this deflates the air of mystery around our faith, but this is fantastic!

My inactivity, thanks to outside reasons, kept me away, but it is wonderful knowing our faith has the loyal few that ensures this story is told and kept alive.

See you fellow parishioners at the Ball!

~Dorian Birchwood

Even if there is nothing to be done to save the author themself, I believe that it is only right to hold a memorial service for this person. This way not only their story, but perhaps part of their spirit, will continue to live on.

I hope that others also feel as I do.

Signed,
Father Elric Ashby.

It may sound presumptuous but the feast in the month of February is close to Memorium--a holiday celebrated by my people where we light candles to honor those who have passed. It is not exclusive to the Quinarians and would be a fitting time to remember not just the author but also others who have had their stories cut short.

If a memorial is to be held, I pray I will be fated to be present for it, as my duties will be taking me far from the proper until January, at least.