If you are wondering about the climate emergency that humanity is currently experiencing, the book you need to read is The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future by David Wallace-Wells. The … Continued
Full disclosure – I’m a coffee snob. This past summer I went to a coffee shop whose name started with each letter in the alphabet. I also created a rating … Continued
Feast of Christ the King, Year CFirst Reading: 2 Sm 5:1-3 Second Reading: Col 1:12-20 Gospel Reading: Lk 23:35-43 This feast is a time to rejoice. Christ, our King, is King of … Continued
The issue of the right to freedom of conscience will not go away. In fact, it may be the defining issue of our time. Federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, for … Continued
In face of growing hostility in the second century, Christians sought to refute objections and calumnies and at the same time tried to justify their faith rationally. As a result, … Continued
In Zoey Maraist’s Oct. 28 article “Finding solace after the loss of a loved one,” one of the writer’s suggestions is to start a bereavement group in one’s parish. At … Continued
First Reading: Mal 4:1-2Second Reading: 2 Thes 3:7-12Gospel Reading: Lk 21:5-19 I once watched barges moving slowly downstream directly in front of me. They were so huge that I could … Continued
God is love. But you must hate your mother and brother, or you cannot be Christ’s disciples. Why so much contradiction? Jesus Christ is the love of the Father incarnate … Continued
My kitchen has a floor space of about 12 square feet. So, when I’m in there cooking or washing dishes or making peanut butter and jam sandwiches, just the act … Continued
Taika Waititi’s film Jojo Rabbit has been very favourably received by critics and audiences alike. However, it should be approached with considerable caution and an open mind as to its … Continued