Why are Catholics so hesitant to evangelize? It’s a complex question, but I think part of the problem lies in the fact that it is not uncommon to encounter real … Continued
As mentioned in my last column, I occasionally feel uncertain when questioned about my faith. I know what I believe; however, I often lack the right words or the theological … Continued
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year BFirst Reading: Jb 7:1-4, 6-7Second Reading: 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23Gospel Reading: Mk 1:29-39 This world is not our final destination. It does not contain … Continued
As Super Bowl LII was approaching one couldn’t help but think about how significant a role the quarterback position plays in football. Arguably it is the most important single position … Continued
St. Francis Xavier wasn’t a journalist, but he has much to teach us about spreading the news, particularly the good news. The relic of the evangelizing saint arrived in Vancouver … Continued
God knows the deepest desire of your heart, even better than you do yourself. But often you can be heartbroken. When the desires of your heart are not met, how … Continued
The ninth child of St. Louis Martin and St. Zelie Guerin was born on Jan. 2, 1873. On Jan. 4, the baby girl was carried to the Church of Notre … Continued
It’s not every day that a computer flaw, or in this case two flaws, gets its own avatar. Such was the case though with arguably the biggest potential cybersecurity threats … Continued
A movie can often take on a resonance far beyond that which its makers may at first have intended. This is certainly the case with The Post, which, despite some … Continued
Old age is a sickness, incurable since it ends in death. In the Catholic faith to pray for a happy death is a tradition. My mother taught me to pray … Continued