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Major relic of Saint Francis Xavier to come to Canada, Jan. 3 to Feb. 2
The forearm of the most famous missionary saint is coming to Canada, January 3 to February 2, as part of a 14-city visit organized by the Archdiocese of Ottawa, the Canadian Jesuits and Catholic...
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Trudeau’s Trip and Trump’s Transfer
Justin Trudeau has returned empty-handed from his trip to China, hoping to secure a free-trade deal, or at least talks leading to such a deal, or talks leading to talks, or...well, something. Poor Justin,...
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Veni, Veni Emmanuel
A blessed, holy and joyful Advent to all, as we begin a new liturgical year this evening. The ancient expectation for the arrival of Christ goes back to the Jewish people, the Magi, the...
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Corrigenda, College and Manson
A correction to a recent post, in which I mentioned that the Canadian Military was hosting a job fair for transgenders. Well, it turns out that a transgender individual, whose sex I will not...
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Thomas Tallis Concert
Tallis Choir of Toronto presents: Forty! Forty! Forty!
Saturday, November 25, 2017 at 7:30 pm
in Ottawa
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; general...
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A Psychiatrist’s View of the Sexual Hedonism
As an addendum to my recent reflections on the sexual scandals inundating Hollywood, I highly recommend this read from psychiatrist Theodore Dalrymple on the effects of the sexual revolution, and libertinism, on the front...
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Fare Thee Well, Education…
On the sad state of our educational system, at all levels, one could wax eloquent for many hours. We have the well-compensated teachers at our colleges, having now been on strike for weeks, using...
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Russia’s Revolution
A profitable read for this morning is another fine, precise and elucidating article by Father Rutler, on this quasi-anniversary of the Russian Revolution (as he mentions, they still used the older Julian calendar back...
