We can worship God whenever we want—and we should! So why go to church at all then? The first reason is simple: God has asked us to. It is his … Continued
VATICAN CITY (CNA)—A fiery Pope Francis chastised those who spend Mass talking to others, looking at their phone, or even taking pictures during papal liturgies, saying these are distractions that … Continued
This is the complete “State of the Archdiocese” address given by Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, during the sixth annual Archbishop’s Dinner Nov. 1 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. VANCOUVER—Once … Continued
Silent witness to the horrors of war, the Italian coastal town of Ortona stands thanks to Canada and her brave soldiers. Liberated by Canadian troops during the Second World War, … Continued
The years 1830 to 1954 were known as the “age of Mary.” During that period, there were saintly men who promoted devotion to Our Lady. One such man was St. … Continued
Half a century later, I still remember being astonished at the front-page news of L’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. I was working in Rome at the time, it was August 6, 1968, … Continued
When Scott and I were first married, I loved trying new recipes for dinners. Our condo was a foreclosure, so when we moved in there wasn’t a fridge, oven, or … Continued
Ever since the previous Conservative government updated Canadian copyright law back in 2015, there has been interest in the infringement provision that permits copyright holders to notify end users through … Continued
The Canadian Jacques Maritain Association met in Ottawa for the Autumn Symposium on Oct. 27 and 28, with the theme, “Renaissance Humanism, the Protestant Reformation, and Jacques Maritain.” I presented … Continued
31st Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Mal 1:14-2.2, 8-10Second Reading: 1 Thes 2:7-9, 13Gospel Reading: Mt 23:1-12 Jesus says, “The scribes and the Pharisees sit in Moses’ chair; … Continued