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Editor's Corner
The Long and Short of Nukes and Koreans
The North Koreans have tested yet another potentially-intercontinental missile, this one reaching scant 1000 km before crashing into the sea. Not bad, some might say, for the impoverished country, but one uses the term...
Editor's Corner
The Hope and Joy of Lent
Today we begin the great journey of Lent, a name derived from an olde-Germanico-English word for 'spring', as in renewal, rejuvenation, a pruning and winnowing, so that new and vibrant growth may take root...
Editor's Corner
M-87 and the Demise of Free Speech
Not one MPP, yes, nary a one of our elected representatives in provincial parliament, not on Conservative, not even the much-vaunted Sam Oosterhoof and all the rest of the Conservatives, raised a voice of...
Articles
The Shadow State and the Rule of Law
Donald Trump and his team are complaining of being stymied in his presidential efforts, to which I will return in a moment. Â Whatever one thinks of any leader's policies and orders, it is probably...
Nota in Brevis
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Monsignor Ambrose Pick, pastor of Saint Hedwig's church from 1978-2002 (but was a priest for many years before that), after which he enjoyed a quasi-retirement,...
Articles
Amoris Laetitia, Mortal and Grave Sin
A rather stark and sobering teaching of the Church is that everyone of adult age on the face of this good Earth, and that means all who can discern between good and evil (which...
Editor's Corner
The Imposition of Family Day
I suppose it is requisite to wish everyone a happy 'Family Day', even though my reservations with this holiday, which is not really a 'holy day', run deep. Imposed top-down by the heavy-handed and...
Nota in Brevis
Tallis Choir of Toronto presents:
Requiem for a Renaissance King
Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 7:30 pm
St. Patrick’s Church
141 McCaul Street
(north of Dundas, near St. Patrick Station)
Toronto, ON M5T 1W3
416-598-3269
Students, $10 (at door only); seniors, $25;...
