Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew clearly overstepped when he called for criminals convicted of child pornography offences to be “buried under the prison” after fellow inmates dealt with them.

A guest editorial by podcaster Jason Adkins argues for restoring the original feast day of Christ the King to publicly demonstrate His Kingship in Catholic lives.

In a world where it is easy to be disheartened by the nattering of nabob negativism about AI, Calgary Bishop William McGrattan offers a refreshing reassurance of the good old Good News.

Fyodor Dostoevsky never said or wrote the words attributed to him that “Beauty will save the world” but the thought contains such hope that it seems suited to a writer of his genius.

Eman Badah, 31, gave birth a few days ago and while her premature son lies in an intensive care unit, she and her husband live in a bombed-out Gaza building with an insect-infested tent for a toilet.

There is unquestionably some comfort in the federal justice department’s reassurance that, as the Register reports this week, churches and places of worship will be protected under Ottawa’s amped up anti-hate legislation.

Violence on the global and individual scales clamours for attention these days from wars in Gaza and Ukraine to assassinations of political figures and random deadly attacks on those deemed symbols in various causes.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox deserves credit for courage and honesty in calling for “moral clarity” following the spine-chilling cheering of activist Charlie Kirk’s cold-blooded murder.

As the Register reports from Sunday’s canonization that made Blessed Carlo Acutis a saint, “confidence in God… was clearly in the air.”

Let us pray that at next year’s World Day of Prayer for Creation a mass of committed environmentalists from across Canada gather in Montreal’s Dominion Square to pray for God’s forgiveness of our ecological sins.