Man’s Approach to God was the lecture given by the brilliant Thomist philosopher Jacques Maritain in 1951 at Saint Vincent Archabbey. The archabbey, located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, published Maritain’s three-part … Continued
I recently watched the movie “The Reluctant Saint” about St. Joseph Cupertino. It was very sweet, with lots of humour. My kids watched it after me and also enjoyed it. … Continued
We were made to encounter God physically Prayer is a battle. If we’re honest, we’ve all felt this at some point. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says, “Prayer is … Continued
Code of Canon Law spells out requirement Pope Francis is open to considering the ordination of married men as priests in remote communities without relaxing the strict rules of celibacy … Continued
We must celebrate that the Lord is truly risen! This is Archbishop J. Michael Miller’s Easter letter. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As the whole Church rejoices with shouts … Continued
Portrayal of history addresses problems still relevant today A UNITED KINGDOM In cinemas throughout the Lower Mainland Britain in the years immediately after the Second World War may have been … Continued
In his March 20 article “Archbishop applauds recent progress on goals,” Brett Powell, the archbishop’s delegate for development and ministries, described a number of Archdiocese of Vancouver initiatives aimed at … Continued
Adults converting to Catholicism takes much more courage than starting from childhood I always treasure Holy Week’s rituals and the chances to grow in my faith. Lent is a time not … Continued
The feast of the Resurrection of Christ is the greatest and oldest feast of the Christian Church. Its importance is emphasized by the long preparation of Lent and Passiontide, by … Continued
Late in life, Canadian media theorist Marshall McLuhan had to undergo brain surgery. It led to him theorizing about the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Some media experiences … Continued