The film opens on a sequin-bedazzled devil striding boldly down a hallway. In the costume is the popstar Reginald Kenneth Dwight, better known by his stage alias, Elton Hercules John. … Continued
Pentecost Sunday, Year C First Reading: Gn 11:1-9; Ex 19:3-8a,16-20b; Ez 37:1-14; Jl 3:1-5; Acts 2:1-11Second Reading: Rom 8:8-17; 22-27Gospel Reading: Jn 14:15-16,23b-26; 7:37-39 This Sunday we celebrate the Solemnity of … Continued
With a federal election less than five months away, the real challenge for political enthusiasts often isn’t to persuade others to vote for a particular party, but getting them to … Continued
This is an excerpt of Archbishop J. Michael Miller’s homily during a visit to Immaculate Conception Parish in Delta May 19. This experience of meeting and talking with so many … Continued
Say what you like about Marvel movies, but those people know how to market. I am often amazed at the amount of Marvel knowledge my youngest sons have, having neither … Continued
Christ said, “Blessed are those who are persecuted in the cause of uprightness: the kingdom of heaven is theirs” (Mt 5:10). Father Réginald Marie Garrigou-Lagrange, OP, commented, “This is an … Continued
For a number of years now, the nations known as the Five Eyes (United Kingdom, United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada), have been grappling with the possibility than one of … Continued
It is a rather remarkable fact that although annually thousands of articles and books are devoted to the study of William Shakespeare – the result of intense research by literary … Continued
When sharing the Catholic faith with other Christians, it is critical that we speak their “language” – Sacred Scripture. Every verse of Scripture supports Catholic teaching, but some are particularly … Continued
There is an increasingly popular catch-phrase on Facebook. Usually used by moms describing something adorable their child has done, they will say “Oh, my heart.” This indicates (I think) that … Continued