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Articles
Telemann’s Tremendous Task
George Philip Telemann (1681 - 1767) was one of the most prolific and prodigious composers in all history, with at least 3000 musical works to his credit, about half of which survive. He was...
Nota in Brevis
In Praise of Creation
We are late getting to this, in part since I did not fully realize it until now, but today, in the midst of all else that is transpiring, is the world day of prayer...
Editor's Corner
The False Propaganda of Gleiwitz’ Casus Belli
September 1st, 1939 marks the official beginning of World War II, with Germany’s invasion of Poland, which had an agreement with Britain, and which aggression brought the Brits into the war. It was complicated,...
Nota in Brevis
Contact Premier Doug Ford to Stop ‘Vaccine Passports’
The proposed vaccine passports, due to be unveiled today, have been put on hold, purportedly because they were so 'far reaching' that Premier Ford, after saying there he would not implement such passports which...
Nota in Brevis
Farrow’s Open Letter and Solzhenitsyn’s Exhortation
For an excellent summary of where things stand in Canada and elsewhere across the world, as 'vaxx-passes' make their inauspicious advent, limiting or forbidding access to schools, employment and social venues, see this open...
Articles
Biber’s Rosary Sonatas
We will post our Sunday musical selection a day early this week, as there is a Marian theme, fitting for this Saturday in August, the feast of Pope Saint Pius X - who restored...
Nota in Brevis
Dr. Lozano Responds to a Question
One of our readers asked:
I have read that occasionally if a zygote splits, it will sometimes join back together instead of going on to form twins. This rises an interesting, and currently unanswered question:...
