In recent weeks, the following incidents took place, all involving people I know who live near me. A middle-schooler was unable to focus at school where a female student who … Continued
I was thinking of Father Donald Arsenault sometime around the time of his death on Dec. 30. I knew him personally and the last time I spoke with him was … Continued
Rex Murphy’s Jan. 24 article “The Liberals who brought us the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are now ignoring it” provided a brief overview of the history of the Canadian … Continued
In his book The Soul of the Apostolate, Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard pointed out that it is the will of God that active work should be a means of sanctification. For … Continued
4th Sunday of Lent, Year CFirst Reading: Josh 5:9a, 10-12Second Reading: 2 Cor 5:17-21Gospel Reading: Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 God established Adam and Eve in his friendship, but they stopped trusting … Continued
Sometimes it’s good to be a thief. It’s ok to steal second base when you have clearance from the first base coach. A young woman might find herself stealing the … Continued
Within Catholic church communities most people know what a contribution Knights of Columbus members make within the parish and throughout communities worldwide. These men and their supporting families come from … Continued
My children weren’t very old by the time they discovered that the Solemnity of St. Joseph on March 19 could grant them a little reprieve from their Lenten sacrifices. St. … Continued
Along with almost everybody else, I greeted the relaxing of COVID restrictions with enthusiasm. Even more exciting was that at long last I had the opportunity to see live theatre … Continued
To my surprise, I found the latest reboot of a long-standing DC Comics franchise a pretty enjoyable watch. This is in no small measure thanks to the decision to make … Continued