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Editor's Corner
The Persistence of China’s Underground Church
On this solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul ā and a blessed one to all our readers - it is good to know that there are still principles for which the Church is willing...
Editor's Corner
Cool Heads and Heat Waves
We should all feel some empathy at the drowning of the father and his 23-month daughter in the Rio Grande. I have not for one seen the photograph of them face down in the...
Articles
Saint Cyril and Our Lady
Today is the traditional feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, signified in one of the most famous āiconsā of the Virgin Mother, which, by tradition ā legend, some might say ā goes back...
Nota in Brevis
Hunchbacks and Hate Crimes
Disturbing, and all-too ironic, that younger humans have āhornsā growing out of the back of their skulls, to compensate for bent necks hunching over phones:
New research in biomechanics suggests that young people are developing...
Editor's Corner
Lines in the Sand
Iām glad to read this morning that there are still limits to our societal insanity, with the intended forced abortion of a Nigerian woman in Britain with ālearning disabilitiesā now overturned by an appeal...
Nota in Brevis
Of Catholic in Name and Coerced Abortion
The tide may be turning, just a little, on the education front, as Indianapolis Archbishop Charles Thompson stripped a Catholic school of its Catholic title ā as is his prerogative and duty in Canon...
Editor's Corner
More and Fisher: Signs for our Times
Today we commemorate Saint Thomas More, husband, father, lawyer, sometime chancellor of England, martyred in 1535 along with his compatriot Saint John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester and cardinal of the Church, who is remembered...
Featured Highlights
Gay Pride, the Archbishop and the Pastor
Although I try not to dwell on it overmuch, in fact I ignore it as much as I might, this is āGay Prideā month, which used to be a scant week-long event, but one...
