Educator Tom Whitby, founder of the popular Twitter #Edchat hashtag, sent out the following Tweet: “Microsoft is investing (an additional) $10 B in Open AI, the ChatGPT creator. This is … Continued
Cancer is always a crisis. You are either in the depths of despair or jubilant that you are cancer free, and at both these times you want your church and … Continued
Each calendar year ends with a flurry of excellent movie releases, all designed to be considered as outstanding examples of the art in time for the Oscar deadline in January … Continued
In 2022, only a single Canadian newspaper reported on the fact there was a 260 per cent increase in anti-Catholic hate crimes from the previous year. The same lone paper … Continued
On Feb. 8 we celebrate the feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita, the patron saint of trafficked survivors. It is also the International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human … Continued
When we encounter babies and their families, the baby has an advantage: it’s not the character of the baby, but of the parents, that speaks to the calibre of the … Continued
As a practising Catholic, I do not shy away from the fact that I go to church or that I teach at a Catholic school. Consequently, I find that people … Continued
There are basically three types of immigrants and refugees who come to Canada: those who integrate, immersing themselves so every aspect of their homeland disappears; those who remain apart, keeping … Continued
5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Is 58:6-10Second Reading: 1 Cor 2:1-5Gospel Reading: Jn 8:12 “If you remove the yoke from among you, the pointing of the finger, … Continued
On Christmas Eve in 877, a nobleman of Aquitaine in southwestern France prayed to Our Lady for a son. His prayer was heard and Odo was born around 880. The … Continued