The future of the Church
I speak a great deal at Catholic and pro-life venues in Canada, the United States, and Britain. It’s perhaps the aspect of my professional...
The Immediacy of Mark
Saint Mark, writer of the Gospel and first bishop of Alexandria, was the missionary companion and amanuensis of Saint Peter, the first pope. Hippolytus...
Thanksgiving Day
A blessed and joyful Thanksgiving to all of our readers, even the American ones who, of course, hold their own day of thanks later...
Peter and Paul and the Path to Rome
Today's memorial of the dedication of the basilicas of Saints Peter and Paul reminds us of the importance of the Church in Rome, as...
The Liberal Abortion Box
Well, at the risk of some level of sensationalism, it seems the persecution has begun, on the fringes at least. The Liberals under Justin...
For a Few More Medical Moscatis
April 12th marked the anniversary of the death of Saint Joseph Moscati, an Italian physician, who dedicated his life to helping the sick and the...
Humanities, Technology and the Martian
On a news report the other evening, it was mentioned that enrolment in the humanities (philosophy, literature, history, to say nothing of theology) has...
Captain America as Cultural Chameleon
Alas for Captain America. I know he is a fictional character, but, even so, he has had a rough time of it of late.First,...
Pope Saint John Paul II, a Reflection
Today is the memorial of Pope Saint John Paul II, who was installed as the 264th successor of Saint Peter on this day in...
Saint John Neumann and Bishops
Today is the feast of Saint John Neumann, born in Bulgaria, but who travelled to the United States in 1836 to seek ordination since...