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Editor's Corner
Bill 84 and the Inviolability of Conscience
Sometime this Holy Week, the federal parliament will vote on Bill 84, an amendment to the 'Medical Assistance in Dying' Act which legislated physician-assisted 'suicide' last June. Of course, when you allow doctors to...
Editor's Corner
Trump’s Tomahawks
There is not much profit, in more ways than one, in commenting on international affairs, but that does not stop so many, myself included, from trying. (To comment, that is, not so much to...
Nota in Brevis
Another truck attack, this time in Sweden, where a 'lone wolf', as they are so euphemistically termed, plowed into an 'upscale' department store in Stockholm, killing four and injuring a number of others. The...
Articles
Salvific Suffering
In, 1984, Pope Saint John Paul II penned an Apostolic Letter on the mystery of human suffering, Salvifici Doloris (curiously, now looking back, the same year he made his first apostolic journey to Canada). ...
Editor's Corner
Laetare, O Maria
A blessed solemnity of the Annunciation, when the divine Word was made incarnate in the womb of the Virgin Mary. When Dionysius Exiguus, who formulated what we now know as the calendar in 525...
Nota in Brevis
Sacred Sounds – From Kyiv to Canada
A celebration of Eastern and Western Christian choral music
Sheptytsky Institute Choir
with Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Schola (Barry’s Bay)
Sunday, March 26, 3:00 p.m.
Divine Infant Catholic Church,
6658 Bilberry Dr.,...
Editor's Corner
British Terrorism, Big Brother and M 103
Motion M-103 passed in the House of Commons this afternoon, by a margin of 201 to 91, meaning that there are 201 people in charge of legislation in this country who know not the...
Articles
Firefighters, Envy and the Public and Private Sector
It is no secret that there is a war brewing between the public and private sectors of the economy, with their economic prospects diverging ever-more widely. As happens in many socialist regimes, the money...
