In working with my confirmation students I have asked them to consider and discuss their personal reasons for remaining faithful to the Catholic Church. Within these conversations, I have also … Continued
All major professional sports have sadly become very woke, just like major corporations. The National Basketball Association has been the biggest culprit, completely bowing to Marxist ideals of diversity, equity, … Continued
Archbishop J. Michael Miller celebrated Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Delta May 11 before accompanying pro-lifers to the March for Life in Victoria. Below are excerpts from his remarks … Continued
When Scott became a Catholic in 1999 he was met with a lot of critics. Many of his friends and family were not happy to have him cross the Tiber … Continued
Ascension Sunday, Year AFirst Reading: Acts 1:1-11Second Reading: Eph 1:17-23Gospel Reading: Mt 28:16-20 As the apostles watched, Jesus “was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight.” … Continued
If you’ve ever been in the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican, you know it is a place that commands solemn reverence. “Silenzio! Silence!” can be heard at regular intervals throughout … Continued
Blessed John Duns Scotus was a Franciscan theologian who lived at the end of the 13th century. An epitaph on his tombstone states: “Scotland bore me, England received me, France … Continued
Thank you to Pat Macken for his wonderful April 3 article “Athletes don’t deserve penalties for keeping faith.” This is the first article I have read that stands up for … Continued
Last week, World Press Freedom Day was observed to draw attention to threats to journalists around the world. A report on press freedom looked at 180 countries and territories and the … Continued
Recently quite a stir arose when long-time New York Times film critic A.O. Scott quit his job to return to book reviewing. Part of his disillusionment with films arose from … Continued