Canadians have played an important part in the development of devotion to St. Joseph, perhaps the most neglected member of the Holy Family. On March 19, 1624, Father Joseph Le … Continued
One of Scott’s favourite shows to make me watch is Lost. I know, it’s so last decade. We watched the series on DVD a few years back, and have watched … Continued
At one point, Jesus had that intoxicating newborn smell. Like every mother who has ever lived, Mary knew that uncanny feeling of intimately knowing someone she had met only moments … Continued
“Ecumenical” is a Greek word referring to “the whole inhabited world” and mainly concerns religious unity. In the Catholic Church the movement refers to the restoration of the unity of … Continued
This is an excerpt of Archbishop Miller’s homily at St. Edmund’s Parish during his visit Nov. 30-Dec. 2. Dear Father Jerry, Father Vincent, Deacon Richard, and dear brothers and sisters … Continued
Christmas often brings out the best in Canadians. We dig into our pockets for charity a little more. We volunteer more. And we make more time for friends and family … Continued
Adoration is the spiritual contact of our soul with Jesus. The Blessed Sacrament is the greatest gift and is celebrated with solemnity at each Eucharistic Congress. Let me look at … Continued
Advent is a wonderful time to give an overview of why Catholics believe what they do about Mary, in hopes that it might foster Christian unity. We do not worship … Continued
Living in a group home was a time of waiting I wish I could have avoided. I was waiting for a breakthrough in my mental health. I had been discharged … Continued
Moviegoers at this time of year are usually inundated with a host of award-seeking films. With the Golden Globes nominated before Christmas and the Oscars nominated just after, the movie … Continued