Glen Argan, former editor of Western Catholic Reporter, writes from Edmonton. See www.glenargan.com.
Glen Argan: Healthy society cannot exist under state-imposed ideology
By Glen ArganGlen Argan: Sexual dignity begins with respect for all
By Glen ArganTime magazine’s choice of “the silence breakers” as its 2017 Person of the Year acknowledges the importance of a movement that is changing our culture for the better.
The Mustard Seed: Beauty of the Church isn’t found in rules
By Glen ArganAlberta premier maligns Catholic schools
By Glen ArganComment: Defining ‘Catholic’ is a must in elections
By Glen ArganThe Mustard Seed: Graduation ends a journey of pure joy
By Glen ArganComment: It's through giving that our humanity is fully realized
By Glen ArganComment: Peace is the real message of Fatima
By Glen ArganStudents at St. Augustine School in Regina were abuzz in the fall of 1960 when we learned a priest was coming who would reveal a secret message from the Virgin Mary.
Opinion: Newspapers play a vital role in evangelization
By Glen ArganOn Tuesday, Jan. 24, the Church marks the feast of St. Francis de Sales, the patron of journalists and the Catholic press. St. Francis was a bishop of Geneva who died in 1622, facts that would seem to remove him far from the hustle and bustle of modern journalism.
Comment: Love can bring out the best of us in new year
By Glen ArganIt’s that time of year again. For Christians, the time from Christmas day until the Baptism of the Lord is the true Christmas season. It is, however, also the time for New Year’s resolutions.