Allegri and Bach’s Passion
To help begin your journey through these forty days and forty nights, delve into Allegri's unmatched masterpiece Miserere mei, Deus, composed in the 1630's...
Imagining Corona
Napoleon once quipped that men live by imagination – by which, we may surmise, he meant that they live more in the future than...
Casimir, Strikes and Deficits
Saint Casimir died young - as the good are wont to do - entering eternity, after a battle with tuberculosis, on this day, March...
Prophetic Parodies
I’m not sure if that anti-rape dancing video we posted recently was a parody, but the influx of migrants does not seem to...
Campy Dance of the Saints
A grace-filled First Sunday of Lent – to all our readers, and we hope you enjoy the Lenten reflections.
As well, a joyous Leap Year...
Canada, Good While It Lasted
What more need be said, for the visuals speak a thousand words? Vanguards of police standing mutely and idly by, while ‘protesters’ – armed...
Last Thoughts on Vanier
A friend asked me to write a follow up to my initial article on Catholic Insight concerning Jean Vanier, and I will hopefully leave...
The Vanier Report, and Teck No More
For those of you who would like to, you may read over the full report on the scandal of Jean Vanier and Father Thomas...
Hope Amidst Hopelessness
One wonders why, but the mysterium iniquitatis may never be fully answered. An abortionist in Illinois – he seems to have been the only...
A Simple Way to Deal with Protesters…
I'm not sure how morally sound this is, but perhaps if the trucker - or rail conductor - proceeded more slowly, they would have...
