Editorial

Inclusion once again divides

August 5, 2026

“God etc.” In that two-word nutshell, the current federal government has expressed the fullness of its utter contempt for religious faith and religious believers.

Culture à la Carte

Women and men share sin’s bodily burden

Sr. Helena Burns · July 24, 2026

A friend recently asked in effect: “Why are only women designated as ‘virgins’ in the liturgical calendar? Isn’t it an important virtue and value for men as well?”

Humanity’s face remains the heart of history

Joseph Sinasac · July 23, 2026

Pope Leo XiV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, drew headlines and news coverage from around the world for its incisive critique of artificial intelligence and the sometimes-toxic social environment that gave it birth.

Editorial

How great Thou art

July 23, 2026

The creative drive behind the multiple millions of artistic forms humanity has birthed since our ancestors first began painting cave walls is ultimately the Creator creating through us, His creations.

Alberta Badlands play ignites Christian passion

Quinton Amundson · July 23, 2026

I extend my sincerest gratitude and congratulations to the cast and crew who staged the 2026 incarnation of the Badlands Passion Play near Drumheller, Alta., in mid-July.

Church on the Street

Our Saviour lives on the darkest streets

The Church on the Street is about the promise of Jesus

Dcn. Robert Kinghorn · July 22, 2026

The deepest motivation and desire within the ministry of “The Church on the Street” is about hope, not in our own words and strength, but in the promise of Jesus.

The political promise of forgiveness

Quinton Peralta-Greenough · July 16, 2026

Laws may govern a people, but they cannot, by themselves, sustain a common future. One of the 20th century’s greatest political theorists believed the answer lays elsewhere.

Culture à la Carte

Receiving Jesus through His most precious blood

Sr. Helena Burns · July 10, 2026

July is the month of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus Christ. Just to say those words: “Most Precious Blood of Jesus” feels so sacred—and it is!

SSPX spells schismatics dooming themselves

Joseph Woodard · July 10, 2026

I’ve been praying Mother Teresa’s Flying Memorares for the Society of St. Pius X. I prayed for the miracle that at least one candidate would pull back at the last minute. Now, they’ve excommunicated themselves.

Editorial

A painful, but necessary, move

July 9, 2026

The Lefebvrites are again in full schism with the Catholic Church.