“Catholic healthcare is at a crossroads.” When Archbishop Miller made that statement, I believe that he was referring to the impact of the changes made to the Criminal Code to … Continued
A slow week at the cinema invites a dip into the archives, and this week I can recommend the early science fiction silent film Metropolis. With its gripping visual style … Continued
This is an excerpt of Archbishop J. Michael Miller’s address at the Upper Room Sept. 18. We can never forget that the Church (that means our parishes) “exists in order … Continued
Standing in first position, feet grounded on my soft mat and sunshine on my face, I felt the quiet release of stress. Experiencing mania again, I dug into my toolkit … Continued
“We have not killed God until we have killed grammar,” the famous atheist philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once wrote. These lines would indicate that perhaps God is on his last leg. … Continued
When we moved to our community 20 years ago this fall, we had a two-year-old and a four-month-old. Although our little family continued to grow with the births of two … Continued
For millenia the vocation of medicine has attracted men and women of compassion and selfless devotion to healing the sick. The work of physicians is a service to life and … Continued
My friend Charles Lewis, a newspaper journalist for 40 years and long-time writer for The Catholic Register and The National Post, recently weighed in on the increasing attitude of contempt for … Continued
It doesn’t take long these days to find controversy, including COVID, the vaccine, religious freedom, personal liberty, masks, treatments, adverse effects, data reliability, media, and government communication vs manipulation, just … Continued
Sanctifying grace is the supernatural life of the soul. It is absolutely necessary for eternal salvation. It makes us children of God and enables us to share in the divine … Continued