Doctor Scott Hahn explains “hope” in his Catholic Bible Dictionary as “the confident expectation of some desired good. Hope entails personal volition, and we must act to bring about what is desired; … Continued
Canadians go to the polls Oct. 21, and there are indications this could be one of the most important elections in a long time. Issues, parties, and personalities are all … Continued
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C First Reading: Am 6:1a, 4-7 Second Reading: 1 Tim 6:11-16 Gospel Reading: Lk 16:19-31 Alas for those of us who are well-off and … Continued
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C First Reading: Am 8:4-7 Second Reading: 1 Tim 2:1-7 Gospel Reading: Lk 16:1-13 In this Sunday’s Gospel Reading, a steward is about to … Continued
A few weeks ago we brought our kids to a drama workshop in Vancouver. The older but amazingly cool man who led it was brilliant and charming and kept the … Continued
The film Brittany Runs a Marathon surprises in its impact mainly because its approach to its subject matter is at once unusual and challenging. It takes the cliché of a person … Continued
Recently I had several opportunities to experience a completely new type of shopping in the form of an Amazon Go store (amazon.com/go). In January 2018, the Seattle-based retailer opened its … Continued
Maybe you have been to court before. I have not. In nearly seven years of Catholic journalism, I’ve spent time at press conferences outside of courtrooms, but not in them. … Continued
While the first season of the Netflix original series Stranger Things can be recommended to anyone with a stomach for suspense and horror, the recently released third season will probably sit … Continued
With each passing decade, young Canadian women discerning a possible call to convent life are finding more options, with word spreading of viable new female orders flourishing and attracting young … Continued