Smearing of Campaign Life demands action

Charles Lewis · September 5, 2024

We live in an altered universe in which some have the power to destroy a group or individual without proof but with vile labels. Worse, they are funded by our federal government with your tax dollars.

Doc quenches thirst for Jesus

'We pray it will light a fire in people’s hearts for Christ'

Luke Mandato · August 8, 2024

When I first heard rumblings about a documentary titled Jesus Thirsts: The Miracle of the Eucharist I had mixed feelings. While other recent programming such as this year’s Mother Cabrini film and the ongoing series The Chosen had drawn me in along with sizeable audiences sharing a hunger for Catholic representation in media, I found a sense of skepticism about a documentary tackling something as important to the faith as the Eucharist.

Forty years of building strong foundations

Harry McAvoy · August 8, 2024

The Bride and I are quickly approaching a milestone anniversary. On September 1, we will have been married 40 years. I sometimes wonder, how did that happen, and am I really that old?

Tipping helps put food on the table

Cathy Majtenyi · July 25, 2024

To tip or not to tip? And, if so, to tip 10 per cent or 25 per cent?

Families must plan for grandparent care

Lea Karen Kivi · July 25, 2024

Pope Francis instituted a World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, which takes place this year on July 28, with the theme from Psalm 71 “Do not cast me off in my old age.”

In Texas, it’s Father, Son and Smith & Wesson

Anna Farrow · July 11, 2024

Who greets you on a Sunday morning when you walk into your church? Gentlemanly ushers? Nervous pre-teens co-opted to offer a shy word of welcome? Or an off-duty police officer packing a pistol?

Anthropologist disputes ‘missing children’ claims

Hymie Rubenstein · July 11, 2024

The third anniversary of the May 27, 2021 announcement by B.C.’s Kamloops Indian Band that the unmarked graves of 215 children were found on the site of its Indian residential school has come and gone but its claims are very much alive.

AI gives “eyes” to blind choir member

Lea Karen Kivi · June 27, 2024

The word ‘impossible’ does not exist in Natale Giangioppo’s vocabulary.

Being Catholic is knowing the Presence burning our hearts

Daniel Bezalel Richardsen · June 20, 2024

Structurally, within our very life, the human person is one who thirsts and expects something beyond ourselves. Consequently, faith is a response to these authentic needs already ineradicably embedded in us.

Baking joy at Our Lady of Sorrows

Lea Karen Kivi · June 13, 2024

Pizzelle. Pizzelle? I was intrigued. Is it a miniature pizza?