Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, On Oct. 21, Canadians have an opportunity to choose the political leadership of their country. In doing so, they will play a vital role … Continued
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C First Reading: Ex 17:8-13 Second Reading: 2 Tim 3:14–4:2 Gospel Reading: Lk 18:1-8 “Be persistent,” Paul tells Timothy in this Sunday’s Second Reading: … Continued
I was surprised – nay, shocked – when recently I mentioned to some friends in their early twenties that I was going to see the biopic Judy, about the unmatchable … Continued
Welcomed. Seen. Heard. Being at a support group meeting helped me to break out of stigma around having a mental illness. Four years ago I walked into a neighbourhood church … Continued
To prepare for the Canadian election, did you ever consider Bible study as one way to inform your conscience? The book of Esther tells an amazing true story, as well … Continued
This federal election campaign has been marked by the media and the political class challenging Catholic beliefs – such as the defence of life at all stages – as views … Continued
My first introduction to Cardinal John Henry Newman was through his beautiful poetry, especially the poems Lead Kindly Light and I Have a Mission. I had just entered our community, … Continued
Divorce and annulment is always a touchy subject, particularly because of the complexities of marital situations people find themselves in. This article isn’t meant to address particular situations – that’s … Continued
It is difficult to decide which of two seemingly opposite things to say first. That Joker is a very good, perhaps even great, film. Or that there is very little, … Continued
“Do you love my sister Bernadette?” asked Father Vincent Hawkswell as he introduced a new session of his Catholic Faith course one Sunday afternoon. The group of about 30 attendees … Continued