Culture à la Carte
Sr. Helena Burns · October 23, 2026
Is there that one person in your life who hurt you so severely or so inhumanely that you “just can’t forgive them”? That’s understandable, but…unforgiveable.
Questioning Faith
Mary Marrocco · October 23, 2026
Magnifica Humanitas is difficult reading. It’s difficulty is its cautions about the harms humans can wreak through things they manufacture, including artificial intelligence. We’ve all experienced the ways humans mess up.
Luke Stocking · October 22, 2026
I think that love of the sacred is not just a love of people, or community, or time, but also the love of space. Our church is a sacred space.
Editorial
October 22, 2026
It might not yet be the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius but at least one hopeful light is shining in the effort to illuminate the reality of medically assisted death.
Ray Pennings · October 16, 2026
The Sisters of St. Martha’s decision to end their affiliation with an Antigonish, Nova Scotia hospital deserves respect.
October 16, 2026
Catholics should be universally grateful for Pope Leo XIV’s condemnation of capital punishment in the wake of a horribly botched execution in Tennessee.
The Mustard Seed
Glen Argan · October 16, 2026
Pope John XXIII called for the Second Vatican Council to present the Catholic faith in ways his contemporaries could better understand. He made this one of the council’s two main purposes; the other was restoring the unity of the Christian Church.
Figure of Speech
Gerry Turcotte · October 15, 2026
I had the honour recently of representing the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver on an inter-faith series exploring the impact of climate change.
Matthew Marquardt · October 15, 2026
There are many issues facing voters in each of the coming elections. On every one of these issues, Catholic social teaching can cast light.
Scott Ventureyra · October 14, 2026
I was terribly saddened to learn of the passing of Fr. Joe LeClair. He died surrounded by family on the evening of Oct. 8.
