An Immanent, and Imminent, Choice
We pray for the victims of the school shooting in Nashville - three students and three teachers gunned down at a Christian school. Requiescant...
Consecration Through Saint Joseph
The Universal Church is celebrating the solemnity of St Joseph on this Monday, March 20th This great silent saint who shared his life with...
Letter to the Editor, et Respondeo
Readers should feel free to write to me about anything posted on these pages, and I will do my best to respond, in the...
Can Science Ever Recover?
In the words of Dr. John Campbell, 'unbelievable' - and so it is: A conspiracy of 'top' scientists covering up the truth of the...
A Few Good Men, and the Tragic Tale of the Renfrew School Board
As mentioned previously, a concerned parent, and former teacher, L.J. Helferty, gave an address a couple of weeks ago to the Renfrew School Board,...
Dwindling – or is That Dawning – Hope?
George Weigel has always been rather sanguine about the ecclesia moderna. The author of the tome-like biography of John Paul II, Witness to Hope,...
Letter to the Editor: A Response to Hitchens
A reader responds to the reflection by Dan Hitchens, to which we linked the other day:
The blatant omission by Dan Hitchens of the coercive...
Novena to Saint Joseph!
As the saying goes, Ite ad Joseph! - Go to Joseph, and today marks the beginning of the novena to the Protector and Defender...
Hitchens’ Thoughts on Francis
An intriguing take on this pontificate, with more than a note of tragedy, from Dan Hitchens, senior editor at First Things.
Pope Francis Marks a Decade
Today, March 13th, is the tenth anniversary of the election of Jorge Bergolio as the 266th successor of Saint Peter, the first Pope from...
