The Mission has a Church: Re-framing our work in Catholic health care
I’m not a big fan of tattoos but if I were to get a tattoo, this…
Monday, May 4, 2026
The lost self in ‘self-interest’
Defining what it means to be a conservative in Canada is an endeavour scarcely worth the…
Love brought them to the empty tomb
The women who wept along the road to Calvary, moved by what they saw, were unable…
The civic relic of Good Friday
The major Christian feasts of Christmas and Easter have, in many respects, been gently hollowed out…
The death we have made safe
The intrusion of AI notwithstanding, articles do not write themselves, and so some of you may…
The missing family at the heart of demographic decline
Nearly six decades ago, biologist Paul Ehrlich wrote “The Population Bomb,” predicting a population explosion that…
The Combatting Hate Act: a constitutional test
Are Canadians free to hold and express their religious beliefs? May they speak and act upon…
What the Passion teaches about suffering
Sooner or later, every human life encounters suffering that refuses to be explained. A loss arrives…
Embarking on the study of Catholic journalism
I felt like I had been dropped into a whole new world the first night of…
Hoping to lose: a Lenten reckoning
Most of us learn faith through practices. We learn how to pray, fast, give, confess, discipline…
Raising Lenten children in a confetti world
Lent does not arrive with fanfare or confetti like other feasts in the year do. It…