Welcome to our "La Maison Française". Bienvenue tout le monde from "mea culpa creations". All art, ideas, and poetry are original and designed in France by “mea culpa creations”. I hope to introduce you to a taste of my life in France via my creations, hopes and dreams. Mea culpa is the latin term for "I'm guilty". This phrase is used in the Catholic church, "mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa". Translated: "through my fault, through my fault, through my grevious fault." The theological translation is more close to: "I'm to blame" or "I am responsible", or "I am guilty and sorry and please forgive me all at once. In otherwords, sincerely repentful." I guess it all depends on how one uses the phrase, "mea culpa". Those few words, "mea culpa" (I'm guilty) are profound and intense. They represent us “tout le monde” in all aspects of our lives. We are guilty of love, hate, good and bad. We are simply guilty of living. It's good to be guilty, sometimes.

Merci beaucoup!