Trinity Sunday, Year C First Reading: Prv 8:22-31 Second Reading: Rom 5:1-5 Gospel Reading: Jn 16:12-15 “There is only one true God, eternal, infinite, and unchangeable, incomprehensible, almighty, and ineffable, the Father and … Continued
It is the constant trip-up in the Christian life: The quest for greatness. We all crave greatness because we were created to participate in God’s great work of art unfolding … Continued
Bear with me, because, at the risk of being called “too pro-life,” or perhaps even the dreaded “anti-abortion” I am writing again about abortion. Call me anti-choice, regressive, a one-issue … Continued
Time for a follow-up on a couple of 2019 columns. Most recently we have the Huawei case. Although there is nothing substantial to add to this recent column, we have … Continued
Re Peter Vogel’s June 3 article, “Will the world hang up on Huawei?”: Huawei has certainly spared no expense in making its name a part of our popular consciousness, in … Continued
According to many travellers and pilgrims the most beautiful church in Iran is the historic Holy Savior Cathedral. Located in the ancient Persian capital of Isfahan, this church is also … Continued
According to St. Thomas Aquinas the gifts of the Holy Spirit dispose us to obey divine influence and inspiration, whereas the virtues enable us to carry out the works of … Continued
Scents from white flowering bushes were my first encounter of her incredible gardening skills. I have walked by her garden countless times since I moved to a quiet neighbourhood in … Continued
When we think of Socrates, what first comes to mind is his trial and execution. Athens condemned him to death by hemlock in 399 BCE. Its citizens were looking for … Continued
“Come Holy Ghost, Creator blest, and in our hearts take up thy rest; come with Thy grace and heav’nly aid, to fill our hearts which Thou hast made.” Whenever I … Continued