It’s being portrayed as a victory for equality rights. But it comes at the expense of conscience rights. The gleeful response by many to the Trinity Western University decision parallels … Continued
Over two days I attended a couple of separate talks where Dr. Jordan Peterson’s name came up. In both cases the speaker was asked his opinion of Peterson, the University … Continued
Whether it offers any insight on the upcoming Trinity Western University law school case is unknown, but the Supreme Court of Canada has just delivered an important defence of freedom … Continued
Was it wise of the Vatican to participate in the Met Gala? The debate still wages on, divided between those who want the Church to be more engaged in the … Continued
Reading the headlines about marriage last week, it would be easy to feel discouraged about the future of marriage in Canada. Try not to be. On one hand, the Angus … Continued
I learned a new term yesterday to describe someone who is Jewish but perhaps not the most observant practitioner of their faith. They’re “Jew-ish.” It was an amusing but also … Continued
Archbishop Miller’s recent visit to Lebanon might be summed up with one quote. “We hear so much about animosity between different faiths, but at these centres, we’ve heard people come … Continued
My favourite three words, after “I love you,” are “I’ve got this.” Hearing “I’ve got this” is enough to gladden my heart, lift weight off my shoulders, and part the … Continued
The true test of character is how it performs under pressure. Over the past week the character of Christianity was on full display through the people of Humboldt, Sask., as … Continued
It’s the Lenten homestretch, and if you’re like most Catholics, these 40 days of Lent have been both a blessing and a challenge. We remember the progress we made avoiding … Continued