Those who specialize in Marian studies call the years between 1830 and 1954 an “Age of Mary.” During those 125 years Our Lady appeared in Paris, La Salette, Lourdes, Pontmain, … Continued
Msgr. Lopez-Gallo continues his series on the eight Popes who forged his priesthood. This week is his fourth article on focussing on Pope Francis. Pope Francis has said everything in … Continued
It is a sad comment on our times that a movie about a tragic event that took place a few years ago should assume a relevance that no right-minded person … Continued
This is an excerpt from a homily given Oct. 7 at Holy Rosary Cathedral for the ordination to the diaconate of Alan Cavin and Peter Gomes. VANCOUVER—Today is a long-awaited … Continued
While taking a theology class a few years back a reference was made to “fascism,” but nobody seemed to really know what fascism was, and the instructor seemed apprehensive to … Continued
To get the most out of Ridley Scott’s new movie Blade Runner 2049, we need to first consider the dystopian Los Angeles of 2019 portrayed in the original Blade Runner. … Continued
28th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Is 25:6-10aSecond Reading: Phil 4:12-14, 19-20Gospel Reading: Mt 22:1-14 God, our loving Father, made us “to know him, love him, and serve … Continued
VATICAN CITY (CNA)—Pope Francis said Christians are never bored or hopeless, but know how to wait patiently – even when life is hard, monotonous or unclear – with the knowledge … Continued
Last year I started watching Gilmore Girls, which friends claim is their favourite show. They have Gilmore Girls’ Nights, where they indulged in strong coffee and plenty of junk food, … Continued
In 1917, Our Lady of Fatima taught the three visionary children devotion to her Immaculate Heart as an effective means for the salvation of souls and peace of the world. … Continued