In his book The Soul of the Apostolate, Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard wrote about the interdependence of the active and interior lives. As a young priest, he learned from a zealous … Continued
A well-executed telling with few surprises (and a few odd choices), Dog gives you pretty much the story that’s described on the can. When a decommissioned army ranger with a chronic … Continued
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has rapidly upended long-standing positions and relationships – and Vatican diplomacy is trying to keep up. On Monday, Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin spoke … Continued
“O Christian, recognize your dignity!” St. Leo the Great implored. In times of uncertainty and social unrest, it is crucial to return to the basics. What is meant by dignity … Continued
Since the beginning of January, I have been enjoying a new video series called Meet the Bulmans, found on Bishop Barron’s YouTube channel. The show follows a young family that … Continued
I would like to express my disappointment in the Feb. 14 article “How the hypnotists take over.” While spirited and passionate, the article and headline offer a disservice to our … Continued
In-house Chromebooks repair program comes to schools By Peter Vogel As “right to repair” legislation begins to take hold in some jurisdictions, it was interesting to learn recently about a … Continued
Thanks to the wonderful public library collection, I’ve been able to revisit several of my favourite movies of the past. When Fellini’s La Dolce Vita was released in 1960, it … Continued
I don’t know if it’s the cold, fog, and rain that have permeated my interior landscape. Or if it’s feeling stuck in a pandemic or having a lack of peace. … Continued
First Sunday of Lent, Year CFirst Reading: Dt 26:4-10Second Reading: Rom 10:8-13Gospel Reading: Lk 4:1-13 In the Gospel Reading, Satan tempts Jesus in the desert. Then, when he has “finished … Continued